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Re: thread dimensions for shift knob



Isn't that auto shifter alot skinnier than a manual? I think it is.

harrison

Phil Rose wrote:

> Once upon a time, I planned to turn a new wooden gearshift knob for my Audi
> ('91 200q). However, the Audi gods intervened before I could even get
> around to  looking at the thread dimension needed.
>
> Unfortunately, my _next_ quattro is being very elusive, and it appears I
> might have time for a custom-made shift knob to be at the ready.(**) This
> is a very simple task, but requires a suitable bolt to use as a lathe
> mandrel. The thread information probably lurks in my Bentley manuals, but
> if anyone _happens_ to know the dimensions of the gearshift lever thread
> (is it the same for all Audi models?), please let me know. I suppose I
> _could_ assume that the thread on my '89 100 slushbox lever would be the
> same as for 5 spd, but then...?
>
> Phil
> (**)Specifications for my virtual Audi:
> "Audi '91 200q, green/tan leather, sport seats, 50 kmiles, spotless, new
> timing belt, extra set BBS wheels w/Hakka1 snow tires, factory phone, 30
> disc CD changer w $30,000 worth of Nakamichi stereo equipment, ECU chip,
> front brake conversion and new struts just installed. Needs new gearshift
> knob. $10.5K obo."
>
> Phil Rose               Rochester, NY
> '89 100                 pjrose@servtech.com