Gearlever surround - anyone bought one?

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Gearlever surround - anyone bought one?

Postby brubaker » Tue 15.08.2006, 15:17

Anyone any thoughts on where to get the gear lever surround - you know the chrome one... is it vauxhall?

Mmmm...

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Chrome Gear Lever Surround

Postby johnbenk » Tue 15.08.2006, 16:42

Hi

Have you Got picture of one?

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Postby brubaker » Tue 15.08.2006, 18:49

sorry do you mean my current one - sorry for being a little thick... :D
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Postby brubaker » Fri 18.08.2006, 20:20

I'ne noticed in pics that no one has put in a gear lever surround?? has anyone ever tried to find one that fits - It would really set off the cars - I've been searching around and looking in the LMF site - they have richmonds but we'd need to be sure of the size...

http://www.lmfvauxhall.com/prodCatalog/ ... prodId=822

Anyone any thoughts on this??

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Postby Enright » Fri 18.08.2006, 20:54

I guess it's a matter of taste but seeing as there is no other chrome in the interior I think it would look really out of place.
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Postby Monty » Fri 18.08.2006, 20:56

IIRC Marie has one fitted but not sure if that was custom made :?
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Postby brubaker » Fri 18.08.2006, 22:52

I've got a chrome lotus gearstick and I'm getting the surrounds for the BPV so I'm kinda hoping it will look ok... :?

How would I contact marie?

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Adding a Bit of Chrome

Postby johnbenk » Mon 21.08.2006, 11:09

Each to his own taste :-D :-D :-D :-D
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Postby lotusgirlmarie » Tue 22.08.2006, 20:03

Yep its custom to go with all of the other billit aluminum enhancements I've done to the interior. So far, I've done the gear knob, e-brake, center tray, aux gauge surround, and pedals. Soon though I will have a set of Esprit main gauges from the '04 in the car along with their billit surround as well (tach, speedo, ect)

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Postby DeeAitch » Tue 22.08.2006, 20:38

Soon though I will have a set of Esprit main gauges from the '04 in the car along with their billit surround

Marie, I thought I must have misread one of your previous posts - seems not - please don't keep us in suspenders any longer :-D
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Postby brubaker » Tue 22.08.2006, 20:59

Ah marie - i think i've heard of your famous hoops... :wink:

Don't suppose that you've got two custom made gear surrounds...he smiles...

Might try to get the dimensions and source something from LMF....

Looks good - although I haven't seen your hoops...

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Postby Ekapol » Thu 24.08.2006, 04:24

You might want to check the thread for Roll Bars. Under "For Sale" --> "Elan Parts". First bar for 2006 looks pretty nice in the picture :-D
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Re: Adding a Bit of Chrome

Postby Rambo » Thu 24.08.2006, 16:34

johnbenk wrote:Each to his own taste :-D :-D :-D :-D


This should come with a warning John :lol: :lol:

"This photo should be viewed wearing sunglasses if the viewer is prone to migraine, epileptic attack or cerebral oedema"
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Postby brubaker » Thu 24.08.2006, 17:01

john,

What is your engine start button and what does it do - if that defies the obvious :wink:

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Honda Start Button

Postby johnbenk » Thu 24.08.2006, 20:53

Hi


This kit can can be purchased off E-bay and is wired into start circuit.

:-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D I am a sad sicko but you get a great feeling
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Postby ratman » Fri 01.09.2006, 08:19

hem... I'm not able to dismount the knob...
It's so hard that I'm worried to broke something!!!!
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Postby brubaker » Fri 01.09.2006, 17:21

If you look under the gear lever gaiter (leather) there is an allen key that you have to take off...you just can't unscrew these :D

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Postby Doug » Fri 01.09.2006, 17:33

he means -- remove the tiny grub screw with allen wrench key, and then you will be able to pull the knob top straight off.
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Postby ratman » Thu 07.09.2006, 08:35

Please, can you tell me what of these part are you speaking about?
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Postby Monty » Thu 07.09.2006, 11:48

The grub screw is on the metal colar at the bottom of the gear knob, the gear nob is also threaded and has to be unscrewed anti clockwise to remove.
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