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I bought a rock knob for the 6 speed and i love it i got lucky and got one that feels real good in your hand and for the transfer case i got the EVO SBS plug. The theory was if i got the SBS plug id never have to use it

 

So you can't just go out to a store and buy a generic manual shift knob and screw it on?

 

Installed a Hurst Pistol Grip on the xfer case and a Hurst T-handle on the gear shifter.

 

OK guys some of you may like these.

htt p://www.koolknobs.com/

He makes these custom order as well as custom CNC adaptors . I have one of his on my F350 for over 8 years now and love it. He molded one with a rattle from a rattle snake for me, he an OK dude too.

I contacted him last year about my jeep I just did not know the dimensions of the shaft. If you just tell him jeep he'll think the old style shifter. As some of you may know I currently only see my jeep twice a year and when I have been home other things have taken priority for me.

I'm talking about a simple aluminum sleeve with threads for the knob on top which slips over the factory shaft and either is glued on or a couple of set screws. There is a pic of one on the samples page of he website. If some was kind enough to measure the shaft to a .002" and give any odd dimensions for me i'd be .

 

I have this one sitting in my glove compartment, gonna pop it on this weekend

 

I want a T handle in the worse way

 

I see hurst makes a pistol grip in 16x1.50 with a 12 volt switch? overdrive?

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1

 

Its made for using a line lock to lock the front brakes, it might be possible to use it as an overdrive switch though

 

This is mine...not a hole new shifter. Pic sucks but you ca see the t-handel

http://my.project-jk.com/data/500/medium/0211101919.jpg