🚘 Enhance Your Honda Civic or Acura Integra with Spec-D Tuning 5 Sp Suede Leather Manual Shift Boot Cover Featuring Stylish Red Stitch Trim Review

Not a bad replacement boot given their low price. It was a bit longer than I expected so I lined it up with my standard spare boot and cut it to fit. Looks good especially with my new shift knob and I feel it was worth it.

It didn't fit at all, even after cutting and fitting the material was too thick. It's my fault I didn't get a refund as I've been waiting months to fix and tweak it, but I just haven't had any luck. Not recommended for 2006 Civic Si or other 8th generation Civics.

Rubbish in my opinion. Unless you're into fake. cutting involved. I couldn't fit it like my stock and just threw it in the trash and ordered the correct precut one from kseriesparts.com. It was intended for use in the 2906 Acura Rsx.

Good product. It looks better than the leather that comes with your car. The problem I had was that it was too big and any pre-cut slits were very useless. You will need to measure with a standard shift boot to get the correct measurement. Also, the new suede will turn your hands black, so be sure to put on gloves before messing with it.

Very good quality, looks nice and complements my OBX weighted shift knob. The OEM replacement boot looked awful, it always looked recessed and was really bad faux leather, faux leather, vinyl or something really cheap, this suede boot looks edgy, feels premium, is soft and feels expensive. easily worth $8. Red stitching is a nice touch, also available in blue. I have ordered other parts from spec-d including CAI and stainless steel exhaust and all have been excellent quality. Will definitely…

Matches my Mazda 5 six speed manual surprisingly well. I cut my hair a bit so it wasn't too baggy, but it wasn't necessary. The skin is stained with an obviously cheap dye, my fingers were black when I finished the installation. My biggest problem (and the reason for the three stars) is that the red stitch is missing on one of the four sewing lines. In my case, it's the side facing away from me, so it's not that obvious, but someone definitely wasn't paying attention when they did it. $12 isn't

The product fully corresponds to the description. There are three types of trims on the replacement trim case, so you need to find a way to make it look good in your car. He installed it in my 350z and I had to reinstall it as the holes didn't line up. For mine they used two different types of suede. Basically it was hard and coarse suede with a part made of a thinner and softer material. It doesn't look bad, but it's noticeable that it's not all made of a homogeneous material. In addition, the

I bought this to replace the shift boot on my Nissan 240sx. The boot I was wearing was worn, torn and generally unappealing. I thought it would be a good replacement at a reasonable price. The material it is made of is not leather but a very dense cloth material. It is very pleasant to the touch and in general I am satisfied with its texture. The red stitching also adds a bit of flair if you like it. If not, then I think it's subtle enough not to be too distracting. In terms of usability, it's…

I bought this to replace the shift boot on my '96 Ford Escort. The original boot was a rubber boot and it's ugly, but mine ripped and fell apart. So for $5 I figured why not replace them. My first complaint about these boots was that they had a strong chemical smell from the packaging, I left them outside for an hour or two before putting them in the car to let the smell go. luckily I don't smell it anymore. It feels good and seems pretty durable for only $5. I don't really like the chrome…