ZHOL Chrome Finish Aluminum Transmission Review

Easy to install (I once watched a YouTube video on how to remove the old one). I thought it was too small but after a bit of riding it fits almost perfectly.

This is really cool. Love it, it's on my 98 chord and it comes with my road bike, but. The only major downside was that it gets very hot outside. It's quite small but I'm used to it.

Could not be happier with this item. Nice and heavy. Looks great. And one of the adapters fits my car's grip *perfectly*. I hate almost every OEM knob I've ever come across and just want a plain bullet. (Though I usually go with black). It is excellent. Arrived on time Recommended!

Feels good in the hand when shifting. I live in Arizona hence the heat report. When I got into a hot car this summer, I had to put something on it for a few minutes before the car cooled down and I could handle it properly without burning my hand. It also scratches easily. But overall I'm happy with the look.

Includes three polypropylene adapters. The outside is formed with a thread pitch that matches the base of the handle, the inside of each adapter is different in diameter and smooth. So if you screw the right size onto your switch, it taps its own thread, works great, very solid, this design should work with toggle switches as well. Perfect fit for my 2004 Jeep Rubicon.

Doesn't quite suit my car because it's automatic, but I got it to work so I keep getting extras. It's weighted just the way I like it, it's shiny and gets a lot of attention, and it's not overdone. This is my first aftermarket shift knob so I'm not 100% sure how it will hold up, but it seems to be very well constructed and the finish is great.

Arrived in a box that looked frayed and reinforced with tape but the contents were immaculate. As you would expect from a metal sphere, it gets uncomfortably hot in hot weather unless covered with a hat, and uncomfortably cold in winter too. Insoles worked well. but the insert fits the shaft better than the ball. So when you remove it, the plastic part remains. So if you remove it again, consider gluing the insert.

Bought to replace the stock gear knob on a 1995 Mazda B2300 (Ford Ranger clone). The pen I received has the "SKUNK2 RACING" logo on the top, which I wasn't expecting based on the product photo. I would prefer an empty one like the one in the picture because nothing can turn a 4-stroke pickup into some sort of race car. None of the adapters fit my shifter, but I knew I needed one. Ford used a splined shifter that was approximately 14.75mm in diameter. The hole on the ball is about 3.25mm larger…