It was one of the hardest mod I've done toy fj.if I could only keep the new shifter knob from twisting!
What'd you do to your KREWESER today?
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You need a nut underneath the knob to keep it from twisting.......and you need to cut down the shifter so it doesn't look funny and have all that thread showing. They do look cool, though. 
You need a nut underneath the knob to keep it from twisting.......and you need to cut down the shifter so it doesn't look funny and have all that thread showing. They do look cool, though.
I got the nut, but It just twits with the knob. I my suppose to put locktite on the nut, let dry than put the knob so it stops where I want it? I'm not cutting, since I like the way it looks and its a comfort thing I just needed to stop where I want it.
remove knob install lock nut till it hits the bottom of the thread --- measure up appx 1" cut off the upper portion---clean the cut area or run the lock nut up & off it will clean the tread re install the lock nut install knob to the desired position tighten lock nut back up to the knob tu fin .
apparently theres an age cutoff for exhaust cause I'm with Erick, make it go vroom vroom
yup, I am old and have no problems with it
I just like noise. But I'm going for a more tuned approach in my old age. Not the straitpiped monstrosity I drove in school
Got my new Coverking seat covers in today. and what can I say, they are CRAP! and here's what gets me the most. From their website:
Construction
Coverking Custom Seat Covers are made in California, U.S.A. by skilled professionals working in a clean and comfortable environment. Far from a "sweatshop", Coverking Custom Seat Covers are made by people who enjoy Medical Insurance, ample opportunities for advancement, and more than a livable wage.
I get my custom covers in and there is a tag sewn in that says they are designed in California, made in Mexico! I got nothing against Mexicans, but I went with Coverking because they said they were MADE in the US.
Needless to say, I'm going to return them. The fit is crap and I can tell you right now, they wouldn't last.
Fxxx!
Construction
Coverking Custom Seat Covers are made in California, U.S.A. by skilled professionals working in a clean and comfortable environment. Far from a "sweatshop", Coverking Custom Seat Covers are made by people who enjoy Medical Insurance, ample opportunities for advancement, and more than a livable wage.
I get my custom covers in and there is a tag sewn in that says they are designed in California, made in Mexico! I got nothing against Mexicans, but I went with Coverking because they said they were MADE in the US.
Needless to say, I'm going to return them. The fit is crap and I can tell you right now, they wouldn't last.
Fxxx!
If you didn't have bad luck, you would have no luck at all. 
if you like the length don`t like the threads showing cut a length of stainless tubing 3/8" or 1/2" slide in on then nut & knob
Looking good!
Very nice
Looking good!
Now you GOTTA upgrade the headlights. They look........dingy........