Roush Shift Ball

pumm3l · Sep 20, 2004

I have an MRT shift ball (billard style) and I never really liked it from the beginning because it was uninveral and uses screws to hold the knob in place. I was wondering if anyone has the roush "vintage" shifter because I like the look of the shift ball knob it comes with:

http://www.thepartsbin.com/sitemap/roush~shift_ball~parts.html

What material is it made of and also the diameter of it?

Thanks.

tarch · Sep 20, 2004

i have the billet roush knob and i like it so much!

at first it screws on like the stock knob... then it's loose and then at the end it starts screwing on again... then you use a screw type thing to make it sit still

lxsteed · Sep 20, 2004

I'm selling mine on ebay right now: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7922350891

Only getting rid of it because I'm selling the car. Great piece!

pumm3l · Sep 22, 2004

pumm3l said:
I have an MRT shift ball (billard style) and I never really liked it from the beginning because it was uninveral and uses screws to hold the knob in place. I was wondering if anyone has the roush "vintage" shifter because I like the look of the shift ball knob it comes with:

http://www.thepartsbin.com/sitemap/roush~shift_ball~parts.html

What material is it made of and also the diameter of it?

Thanks.

SM02-5050-R is made of high impact plastic. It measures 2" in diameter
and the threads are M14 which means it fits only our SM02-5025-JR
handle which has thread cut match this pattern. The standard Mustang thread
is M12.

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