Blox ITR Style Knob

[Nighthawk]

So I picked one of these up and was super pumped to put it on my car....however no matter which way I have the knob facing, when its all the way screwed on tight the numbers are upside down. Am I missing something here? I'm thinking about shaving the top of the shifter off a smidge so that the numbers will face the correct way...however I can't really see the design of the knob resulting in this....WTF am I doing wrong haha.

 

[locoguy82]

U say its a itr style shift knob well I now a buddy of mine how grinded his off but he grinded the hole nobe so it would match the hole thing looks cool gave it a matchined look I say grind the hole thing so it will not look wierd

 

[locoguy82]

Another thing u can try is stuff paper ball in da shift knobe then but it on see if da #s match up theb just what ever thread is left use that as refrence then grind wut ever thread was left from da top of da shifter

 

[8urcivic]

take a small peice of paper.....ball it up and put it inside the knob...then screw on...add more if needed.

 

[SLV_DB7]

You take a nut with the same thread pitch and thread that on all the way down the shifter, then thread on the shift knob when it hits the bottom, unscrew it a bit untill the numbers are how you want them. Then tighten the nut up against the shift knob.

My skunk 2 knob came with the nut, your blox should have also

 

[Nighthawk]

You take a nut with the same thread pitch and thread that on all the way down the shifter, then thread on the shift knob when it hits the bottom, unscrew it a bit untill the numbers are how you want them. Then tighten the nut up against the shift knob.

My skunk 2 knob came with the nut, your blox should have also

yea it did come with the nut...i didnt want to use it cause the knob can't sit all the way down on the knob with it. i'll give the paper method a shot...however i think i may just end up grinding down the shifter a bit so the knob sits closer to the boot. i hate the gap.