Roush Knob and Redline Boot
06-22-2006, 10:07 PM
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Roush **** and Redline Boot
Get the shift boot from Redline Goods. It's nice.
I also love the feel of the Roush shift ****. I pulled the rubber ring out of the stock boot and wrapped the leather around it and squeezed the handle into the opening. I had to do this because the boot adapter piece wouldn't screw onto the Pro 5.0 shifter for some reason. Anyways, I like how it turned out.
I'll be ordering the E-brake cover next!
[IMG]local://upfiles/16830/172D95437F3041AD8CE676C4B6C794A5.jpg[/IMG]
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I also love the feel of the Roush shift ****. I pulled the rubber ring out of the stock boot and wrapped the leather around it and squeezed the handle into the opening. I had to do this because the boot adapter piece wouldn't screw onto the Pro 5.0 shifter for some reason. Anyways, I like how it turned out.
I'll be ordering the E-brake cover next!
[IMG]local://upfiles/16830/172D95437F3041AD8CE676C4B6C794A5.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/16830/AF73D870D5064C32AA7DC9AD0A29DDC4.jpg[/IMG]
06-22-2006, 11:15 PM
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RE: Roush **** and Redline Boot
Looks great!
I like your panels...
I bought the 3-pack of leather boots/armrest cover. I covered the armrest with cotton batting before the leather to make it more cushy. It came out real nice. I had a bit of a pickle with that e-brake cover though. Some of the slots in the leather were not cut and I had to take a razor to them. When it is time to put the metal trim back on, you have to screw pan-head screws into where the plastic was melted down originally. I got carried away on a couple and you can see a small bubble in the console. If I had to do it again, I think I would have hit what remains of the plastic with a soldering iron and melt it back down as before.
I like your panels...
I bought the 3-pack of leather boots/armrest cover. I covered the armrest with cotton batting before the leather to make it more cushy. It came out real nice. I had a bit of a pickle with that e-brake cover though. Some of the slots in the leather were not cut and I had to take a razor to them. When it is time to put the metal trim back on, you have to screw pan-head screws into where the plastic was melted down originally. I got carried away on a couple and you can see a small bubble in the console. If I had to do it again, I think I would have hit what remains of the plastic with a soldering iron and melt it back down as before.
06-23-2006, 01:54 AM
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RE: Roush **** and Redline Boot
While I think the Rouhs **** would go great on my Roush, I burn my hand on the metal on my seatbelt almost daily and I have dark tint and use a sun screen....btw I live in Phoenix...it is going to be 113 this weekend.
06-23-2006, 02:37 PM
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RE: Roush **** and Redline Boot
ORIGINAL: ponyman
While I think the Rouhs **** would go great on my Roush, I burn my hand on the metal on my seatbelt almost daily and I have dark tint and use a sun screen....btw I live in Phoenix...it is going to be 113 this weekend.
While I think the Rouhs **** would go great on my Roush, I burn my hand on the metal on my seatbelt almost daily and I have dark tint and use a sun screen....btw I live in Phoenix...it is going to be 113 this weekend.
06-23-2006, 07:32 PM
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RE: Roush **** and Redline Boot
Yeah, I think I almost tattooed "Hurst" onto my hand the other day from my T-handle. It is amazing how hot those things get...but think of it as training for fast shifting!!
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