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Old 07-07-2005, 09:11 PM
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I just got my FlameBall custom shift knob for my '05 X-Runner.

I love it, it is much better feeling in your hand, much lighter (I think the stock knob weighs 10+ lbs) and the looks are killer.

I had them custom make a grey with blue pearl flame 3 color knob. It matches my interior perfectly. I also wired it to be always on, dimming with the interior light knob. This works great.



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