Fixing shift knob gap with reverse lockout adapter!

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My first attempt at replacing the shift knob on my Subaru BRZ left an unsightly gap where the shift lever was exposed. Now I shall remedy the problem with an adapter, which I learned the existence of from a comment on a video about a pokeball shift knob with a similar problem. ( • [Product Review] Floss... )
Shift knob from twistedshifterz.com.
Reverse lockout adapter from Shift Solutions Co. on Ebay.

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29 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@adnanasmetmohammad6104 9 месяцев назад

Man you are the greatest !! The entire RU-vid doesn’t have any explanation like you did❤❤❤

@buddhaburna7853 9 месяцев назад

hey thanks for the video. hard to believe your one of the ONLY videos showing what a reverse lockout adapter does and how to install it! i know its easy and straightforward but as someone new to the car scene, i was confused as hell without a visual explanation. thanks

@BagelzOfDeath 2 года назад

I just got this dope knob for my stick shift ford. Turns out I need an adapter. This one looks perfect thank you for this video.

@TommSciortino 2 года назад

So glad to see the stirring conclusion to the previous video. Bravo!

@KyRoD_ 2 года назад

thanks for making this video, been looking everywhere for the adapter piece!

@Hzq_ali Год назад

Shift knob probably not specifically made for the car. Other brands with the same ball shape knob don't require any reverse lockout adapter for the 1st gen 86/brz

@leonardolopes6665 9 месяцев назад

Can someone provide a link to the reverse lockout adapter?

@KBTV47 9 месяцев назад

If you have a different car you’ll have to search to make sure to find one to fit. But this is the one in the video: www.shiftsolutionsco.com/product/reverse-lockout-adapter

@rafagarcia-martinez9153 2 года назад

Do you know if this set up works with a VW Passat

@KBTV47 2 года назад

I don’t know. Does the Passat have a manual transmission with a replaceable knob? If so does it have the reverse lockout mechanism that you need to pull on to shift into R? If so I’d look for the size of the thread used for the knob and search for reverse lockout adapters in that size, or look for aftermarket sites that cater to VWs and other German makes.