I'm thinking about getting a momo metal ball-style shifter, partly because it weighs more than the stock knob. Today I noticed how f'ing hot my regular leather shift knob gets in the summer heat and now I'm wondering if a metal shift knob will burn the hell out of my hand. Any input?
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It will burn you like that girl you had the crush on in 6th grade.
Also, in the winter....don't lick it, no matter how much they dare you to.Chris
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i have a uuc metal shift knob and it definately burns the hands everytime it sits in the sun. I just put a shirt or towel or whatever over it. hah
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I have a Vittesse Aluminum knob and it gets hot. What's worse is in the winter when it gets really cold. It takes forever to warm up. It litteraly had frost on it a couple of times.1989 US E30 Cammed S52
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I've got a stainless steel UUC knob and it gets pretty warm after being out in the sun but nothing unbearable. I'd say the top of my steering wheel gets much hotter.Comment
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That sounds really dumb. Get a badass shift knob and put a sock over it to keep from being burned.
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get the redline air-cooled knob if you are scared. Metal gets hot in the sun, so does everything else. You will be fine.///Alpinweiß II 24v 91' 318is, Alpinweiß III 99' 323i, 04' Yamaha R6 SE for sale, 00' VW GTi, 83' El Camino BURNED, 01' P71sold, 92' Miatasold

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I have a metal knob in my car, and it's not too bad. It is a little hot when you are parked in the sun all day, and it is a bit cold in the winter, but nothing that should keep you from getting that knob.
Also, my windows are tinted, which helps keep the knob from getting too hot.
-Erik
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