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Originally I was using a threaded shift **** adapter off of my F80 M3 because it fit rather well, however, due to the large thread size, there is only a handful of shift ***** that work.
Me being a OG Honda fan boy, gave me the idea to convert the semi threaded rod that comes on the Numeric Shifter, to a fully threaded M10x1.5 thread pitch so we can fit some cool *****. Hell might even throw on a Skunk2 shift **** like on my EG hatchback HAHA.
Anyways, TLDR. Making a threaded rod adapter that will screw directly into the Numeric Shifter, thus leaving a M10x1.5 Thread pitch rod so you can use any shift **** you'd like. I am awaiting my Circuit Hero Tear drop shift **** which I used on my S2000, 997 and now the 991.2
Alright guys, as promised here are the photos of the unit installed in the car. Came out exactly how I wanted.
Parts needed:
(1) M12x1.75 to M10x1.5 threaded steel insert
(1) M10x1.5 x 100mm threaded rod
(1) M10x1.5 x 30mm
(1) M10x1.5 Shift **** of your choice
Optional M10x1.5 shift boot retainer to zip tie your shift boot
Getting this close to final form. Added a sheet on the inside of the shifter to leave the numeric exposed. Plan to wrap the whole shifter trim and sheet in Alcantara for a finished look
I always felt the numeric shifter was too pretty hide. - Nice work
Right? Such a nice expensive piece to be hidden. This project turned out a lot better than I expected. I'm happy with the result and its always 100% reversible!
Getting this close to final form. Added a sheet on the inside of the shifter to leave the numeric exposed. Plan to wrap the whole shifter trim and sheet in Alcantara for a finished look
Shifter looks great! Quick question on a side note… I like that phone holder/charger. Is it magnetic and any issues with draining down the battery as it’s always plugged into the lighter plug?
Thanks
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Threaded shift **** conversion Numeric Shifter 991
