Ours are 10x1.25
Toyota's are 12x1.25

the dilemma:
GReddy makes a really nice shift **** in the 10x1.25 size (for us) - that has a 5-gear printout on top of the ****.

GReddy makes the same shift **** in the 12x1.25 size (for supras) - that has the 6-gear printout on top of the ****.

So...what do the 10 and the 12 represent? depth? and the 1.25 is the pitch? If so, doesn't that mean that a 12mmx1.25 **** will still thread onto our shifters, and just leave 2mm of extra space? If so, that extra space wouldn't be visible anyway.

If this is incorrect let me know, otherwise i'm ordering the supra ****.

thanks

 

anyone?

anyone own a Z who also has access to a toyota and can test fit the toyota **** on the z?

if not, i'll be the guinea pig.

 

some has to be^^^ good luck.

 

12mm is the diameter, 1.25mm is the pitch. The **** will not fit unless you can find a Helicoil with the correct sizes to reduce the diameter.

 

It is M10 spec

 

which greddy **** are you looking at?

 

the diamond-shaped one, polished with the top insert. the counterweighted GReddy's have the same threadings available, meaning GReddy does not make a 6-speed **** in our thread size.

 

you mean the one on my car?!?

 

Looks like greddy makes one for 350Z with 6 speed labeling. Now just tell him where you bought it and another mystery solved.

 

YES! precisely. where the hell did you find that? everywhere I look has only 5-spd Nissan models listed. thanks!

EDIT: Nevermind...who'da thought the only place I wouldn't have looked was ebay...I found one in 2 minutes.

 

haha, yup! Ebay ftw (for once)