Interior/Exterior Are R65 shift knobs interchangeable with R53 shift knobs?
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You might find some fitment issues. The length between the part that clips and the fork that keeps the **** from spining is different by about 1/2 an inch. So the R56 **** will clip, but it will not engage the fork, so it will spin freely.
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What do you charge for the extension?
Last edited by 09MellowJCW; 03-07-2010 at 01:41 PM.
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That's great! I'll pass on the info, if you would be willing to do it. I'm sure there is a market for those. You should start selling them!
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The R56 **** has an intergrated shift boot attaching point on the bottom of the ****. It sticks out past the plastic trim and will need to modded to fit an R53. Great picture of the assembly on Whalen's website. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...26tbs%3Disch:1
Not totally interchangable but doable.
Not totally interchangable but doable.
Last edited by miniconcarne; 03-07-2010 at 01:46 PM.
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That's true; the bottom section of the snap area has to be cut off.
Here's an R56 **** on an R53 lever.
One thing I noticed is that the snaps on this particular **** don't lock as tightly onto this particular shift lever as they probably should; the **** is easy to pull off.
I don't know how much of that is due to the fact that this shift lever has had hundreds of ***** attached to it, though.
Here's an R56 **** on an R53 lever.
One thing I noticed is that the snaps on this particular **** don't lock as tightly onto this particular shift lever as they probably should; the **** is easy to pull off.
I don't know how much of that is due to the fact that this shift lever has had hundreds of ***** attached to it, though.
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To me, the stitching on the R53 **** creates the illusion that it's slightly larger than the R56;which is smooth of course.
And the "dish" in the top of the R56 **** probably helps to create the illusion that the diameter of the **** is smaller.
Or maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, either.
These 7-day work weeks are taking their toll on my already-feeble mind.
And the "dish" in the top of the R56 **** probably helps to create the illusion that the diameter of the **** is smaller.
Or maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, either.
These 7-day work weeks are taking their toll on my already-feeble mind.
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That's true; the bottom section of the snap area has to be cut off.
Here's an R56 **** on an R53 lever.
One thing I noticed is that the snaps on this particular **** don't lock as tightly onto this particular shift lever as they probably should; the **** is easy to pull off.
I don't know how much of that is due to the fact that this shift lever has had hundreds of ***** attached to it, though.
Here's an R56 **** on an R53 lever.
One thing I noticed is that the snaps on this particular **** don't lock as tightly onto this particular shift lever as they probably should; the **** is easy to pull off.
I don't know how much of that is due to the fact that this shift lever has had hundreds of ***** attached to it, though.
Must have been an aftermarket. Diamaters are same, but the R53 is a sphere and the R56 is a...not so much.
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