Got my new boot!
02-22-2011, 05:13 PM
#1
Got my new boot!
So I made a post last week about my new **** and I mentioned that I had also purchased a new shift boot.
I purchased the boot from www.redlinegoods.com and here's my review. It cost me about $55. I ordered the perforated black leather with white stitching. There's an option to have the stitching in a straight line fore to aft. (the original boot has 4 panels and this effectively gives you two) I ordered the 'original' replacement which was 4 panels. Unfortunately what they sent me was the two panel boot. It's not what I ordered but...it looks good so I'm not going to complain.
INSTALL:
You must remove the rubber collar that is glued in your original boot and glue it into the top of the boot with the leather slightly rolled. Or you can turn the leather inside out and slip the collar in and glue it. When it dries it will roll and look good.
The bottom of the boot is slightly longer than the factory boot. You must trim the leather accordingly. There is a silver ring glued to the original boot. You must remove the ring and glue it to the new boot.
The RING is attatched to the housing in an....odd....manner. It looks like there were tabs that slip through holes in the ring and then are melted to secure the ring to the housing. Stupid...
So now you must glue the ring back to the housing.
Reinstall housing!
I purchased the boot from www.redlinegoods.com and here's my review. It cost me about $55. I ordered the perforated black leather with white stitching. There's an option to have the stitching in a straight line fore to aft. (the original boot has 4 panels and this effectively gives you two) I ordered the 'original' replacement which was 4 panels. Unfortunately what they sent me was the two panel boot. It's not what I ordered but...it looks good so I'm not going to complain.
INSTALL:
You must remove the rubber collar that is glued in your original boot and glue it into the top of the boot with the leather slightly rolled. Or you can turn the leather inside out and slip the collar in and glue it. When it dries it will roll and look good.
The bottom of the boot is slightly longer than the factory boot. You must trim the leather accordingly. There is a silver ring glued to the original boot. You must remove the ring and glue it to the new boot.
The RING is attatched to the housing in an....odd....manner. It looks like there were tabs that slip through holes in the ring and then are melted to secure the ring to the housing. Stupid...
So now you must glue the ring back to the housing.
Reinstall housing!
02-22-2011, 06:07 PM
#4
nice i will most def be buying my shift boot from redline. i was actually looking at their site today. i absolutely hate fords idea of attaching the shift boot. i dont foresee the glue holding very long.
02-22-2011, 07:58 PM
#5
Thanks for the compliments guys! It really looks good in my car with the white exterior and white face guages (cobra).
02-22-2011, 10:05 PM
#7
Moonshine, it looks great! Good choice on the boot, man. 
You type like those people from the 419 Scams. 
Congratulations on your new Redline shifter boot it looks very nice and
a excellent quality product also.My shifter boot is ripped unfortunately
I really need to replace mine I may purchase one of these.
Your new white ball shifter **** paired with your new shifter boot
is a amazing combo I like it.
a excellent quality product also.My shifter boot is ripped unfortunately
I really need to replace mine I may purchase one of these.
Your new white ball shifter **** paired with your new shifter boot
is a amazing combo I like it.
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