🔴 Pilot MVL-0405 Deadpool Shift Knob - Universal Fit for Marvel Fans Review

It says it fits both styles but not mine. I can still get it to work myself with a bit of tweaking, but was frustrated that it didn't fit perfectly. although it looks cool

Great quality but will not fit Jeep JK 2007+. There is no thread on the handset. I used epoxy and a few parts from the kit and it came out great.

It took me a few minutes to figure out which thread adapter I needed, but once installed, installation took less than a minute. Looks great and feels great when shifting. Didn't expect it to be that heavy but it's nice and solid, no movement. Well made article. Installed on Toyota Tundra 2015.

Inexpensive and non-generic, it has metric threads for all ports so it doesn't fit my Ford Mustang. Also, everything is so cheap, when I've tried using a ring and screwing it in and actually screwing it in, it wobbles and doesn't sit tight. Update chips and cracks 4-11-21 in just a few weeks. There's no way I can shift hard enough to damage this thing, it's just very cheap and flimsy.

The product itself is amazing. Two stars for customer service though. I asked if that would work for me. you said yes 6.95 for return. So paid $7 to find out it wouldn't work. They must have known it wouldn't work for me but pushed me to buy it. The set screws for the auto pen adapter are too short to work. I asked if the interchangeable shoe would snap into these. It will not work for the 2018 Tacoma.

The shift knob looks good and is the same quality as a real knob. However, I have an older Ford Ranger with derailleur teeth instead of threads. They give you a few different choices, but not for a werewolf like mine. I really don't get it. I have a cheap 8 ball shift knob that has an option this one should have. The threaded part that slides over the switch and sets the screws in place and the threads are for screwing on the ball 8. That really should have that option and would eliminate a lot

On the plus side, it looks stylish and feels smooth. On the other hand, DO NOT use the hex wrench that comes with this product. I took it off twice and had to sand it down so I could tighten the collar. I would also recommend not using this on a Jeep manual shifter. Since the Jeep's shifter wobbles a lot, this knob didn't hold tight and constantly made an annoying rattling noise. I even smeared some Gorilla Glue on the collar and tried to attach some rubber parts inside. I wasted time all the…