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Hybrid Racing Delrin Chicane Shift Knob

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Has anyone put in the Delrin Chicane Shift Knob from Hybrid Racing? Im about to order a shifter and want a new knob when I replace it, so curious thoughts. Delrin seems nice when it comes to heat and cold.
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I have it, and also their aluminum one. Both shift knob's bottom diameter is almost the same as the boot collar, so the fit looks really nice.

Delrin Chicane
Likes:
- Doesn't get too hot/cold
- Spherical
- Tall compared to stock

Dislike:
- Weight is a little too light
- Core/Screw part is Delrin/plastic so it doesn't feel as solid

I like the Aluminum a bit more. It feels more solid, height is slightly closer to the sweet spot imo, and it has slightly more weight. I personally like my shift knob closer to half a pound (~227g)
I might switch back to Delrin once it gets too cold, but for now I just have the shift knob hoodie that I pull over at the beginning of a drive when its cold/hot.
 
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brewsky02

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Troy
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2024 Acura Integra Type S
I have it, and also their aluminum one. Both shift knob's bottom diameter is almost the same as the boot collar, so the fit looks really nice.

Delrin Chicane
Likes:
- Doesn't get too hot/cold
- Spherical
- Tall compared to stock

Dislike:
- Weight is a little too light
- Core/Screw part is Delrin/plastic so it doesn't feel as solid

I like the Aluminum a bit more. It feels more solid, height is slightly closer to the sweet spot imo, and it has slightly more weight. I personally like my shift knob closer to half a pound (~227g)
I might switch back to Delrin once it gets too cold, but for now I just have the shift knob hoodie that I pull over at the beginning of a drive when its cold/hot.
Thank you for the insight very helpful
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