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Twin stick shift knobs

Bitch'nBronco

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Show off your shift knobs. I've decided to shorten my JbFab twin sticks and figured this would be a good opportunity to put some different shift knobs on since I'm going to be cutting new threads.
 

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JB Fab

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We can do that for you if you want, including bends....the 205 shifters are sized for a truck or a FSB.

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Here’s mine. Got them from Duff’s. I did have to drill and tap them, they were 3/8”, needed 1/2” for my atlas shifter. I got them several years ago, not sure if they still have them. I know they were discussing making an insert that would allow multiple thread sizes in the same knob without drilling and tapping.
 

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eBronc2

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For my first set of twin sticks, I used cue balls, drilled and tapped.

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When I upgraded to JB stainless twin sticks, I'm looking for something sort of tall and thin, to better fit the slot in the 2022 Bronco center console.

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Bitch'nBronco

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eBronc2

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Console looks great in there, I like the 6G hvac vents in the dash
Thanks. I wanted to clean up and simplify the dash, going with Vintage Air HVAC so I was able to get rid of the ash tray, radio hole, speaker grill, and all the heater/defrost/fan knobs. Centered the speedo, relocated the glove box door, and spaced the vents to clear rollcage downbars on both sides. Only switches on the dash now are ignition, lights, wipers, and hazards.

I lucked out with the 6G console, the stock shifter/drivetrain mode cutout worked great for the twin sticks, and the ZF shifter comes up though the coin tray/phone charger recess. Cup holders are a bonus.
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