This is the LHT Designed Shift knob made from Pure Titanium ( TA2/GR2 )
It's engineered at 325 Grams its the perfect balance for precise shift feel and reduced 'Notchy feel '
We've been working on our own design S2000 Titanium shift knob for some time now.
We've tried many shift knobs on the market, We've also designed and tested 15+ prototypes of our own.
To Perfect something, you have to test it. Some of the shift knobs look great but would show issues after 20-30 minutes of driving. The feel, the shape and the weight all come in the overall experience. Playing with different shapes and sizes play a huge roll in designing the best part.
See the last picture with some of the designs we tried.
We wanted it to not only look amazing, but also the correct weight and feel too.
The shifting feedback is very important and the S2000 really shines in this department .
We have tried many different shapes in our own cars before coming up with this.
Many shift knobs feel different depending on how you shift and grip the shifter.
The results are fantastic , This is a 100% custom designed from scratch Pure Titanium S2000 Shift knob.
It will fit all Honda Manual transmissions ( 6 Speed , M10 x 1.5mm) but the effort was towards the perfect shifter for the S2000.
We didn't finish there, We wanted it to follow your theme.
We offer it with bright Red lettering , Bright blue lettering and Yellow.
Black Coming Soon
These colors match our steering wheel, shift boot and seat belts perfect.
This gives the S2000 a more modern look and gives some customizing options for that OEM + Look.
We also have the option for the Shift boot Retainer clip to give it that extra tight look. This retainer clip fits our leather shift boot and keeps it tightly locked into place for a gap free look.
This are SOLD SEPARATELY.
The final piece of the puzzle, we ship the S2000 Titanium shift knob in a cool little bag that doubles as a sun block if you're leaving your car in the sun. Even though Titanium is an excellent material for dissipating heat, a hot shift knob is still a byproduct of cool.
