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Ello everybody, I'm driving a 2011 manual GT-S Mazda 3 and I've been on the market for a good shifter for a while now. I was hoping you guys could provide some guidance as to the best ones for the job.

I was looking at TWM, momo and a few others but haven't found what I'm looking for. The TWM's are all too heavy and the momo's aren't custom fit. I'd like a light weight that is fit to the 3, that way I don't have to deal with fitment issues or loosening set screws. =O

I really like that notchy feeling of hitting each gear and I have heard that heavy knobs can feel a bit numb in that department, but I haven't tested any out to be sure. What do you guys think? I really don't have a preference for weight, I just want the most notchy tactile feedback possible in a metal knob that looks decent. I've been on google searching for days and I admit defeat, help me out! lol

Thanks!
 

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People like the Cobb knob. It's light. Not sure if metal though


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Ive used light shift knobs before and it always felt that im not hitting the gears all the way... The heavier knobs tends to be more smoother on shifts
 

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Like what i said... Its smoother... And the shifting is much easier
 

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I've got both the Cobb Knob and the JBR heavy shift knob. The Cobb knob is nice feeling, with its smooth roundness, but I prefer the JBR for it's weight and it feels like it just flies into gear.
The Cobb Knob looks interesting, and it's reasonably priced. I like the industrial look of the JBRs though. Thanks for the suggestions!
 

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My brother is an avid golfer... Maybe. lol. It would certainly be unique!


In all seriousness, I'm breaking out the drill on a brand-new golf ball right now, lol. =D It should be a cool hold-over until I decide on a knob to buy.

I've loved mine ever since. It's awesome. I assume you know that youtube is the best way to go with instructions.
 
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