Aluminum conducts heat better than steel... but seriously... who cares if it's a bit warm? It's not like it'll get hot enough to burn your hand or anything.
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trueDan
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I have the RK2.. Its not how hot the knob gets in the summer its how cold it gets in the winter..bitter cold..but i also live in New England and we had an extremely cold winter last year.Comment
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Buy some driving gloves and suck it up.
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Since the rk3 is out of stock at UUC, would anyone buy from here?
Jamie Webster
'89 325is - sold :(
'96 Miata - sold
'01 M5 - sold
'02 Civic Si
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The same guy that runs that store hosted the group buy for SPEC Clutches on BImmer Forums. Went smoothly. I don't see any reason not to. ;)Originally posted by jweb- Sean HayesComment
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I have an RK3 in my E36, and another RK3 in my E30. I love 'em. Brushed aluminum is very sexy - and it feels great, with the extra heft in your hand. I live in south Georgia, so it's hot and bright often - it can get hot if it's sitting uncovered in the sun, but it cools quickly once you get in the car and have the AC running or whatever. It's definitely a good choice.Comment
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Alright thanks, thats what I needed to hear.Originally posted by SeanJamie Webster
'89 325is - sold :(
'96 Miata - sold
'01 M5 - sold
'02 Civic Si
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Buy a Whalen Shift Machine. Basically a spherical 18 oz stainless steel shift knob. Also has a quick disconnect feature so you can stow it on hot/cold days, and its pretty much impossible to accidently pop the knob off during a hard shift.
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