Here is mine. I used a 1/2 inch length of clear rubber tubing inserted into the **** and it now fits very snug. I really like it, a nice mod. Attachment:

 

Ordered on the 9th. Haven't seen anything yet. How did it take to get yours?

 

Looking good Silverpaws!

I spent a total of 15 mins with mine before the accident, this little mod I'm looking forward to doing soon as I get another LS.

You should get it today if not defiantly by Monday.

 

Thanks...here is the tracking status. It seems to be stuck in Taipei

Status Date Time Name of post office
Acceptance Apr/12/2013 13:44
Dispatch from originating country's exchange office Apr/15/2013 10:55 TAIPEI TAIWAN
Office of destination U.S.A.
Despatch No. 66
Flight/Ship No. CI008
Flight/Ship date 2013/04/15

 

Mine arrived 13 days after ordering.

 

Still waiting. Should it take this long? Arhhh

 

It may be delayed in customs. I would email seller if it is not received by Monday, April 29, and ask for a follow-up.

 

Okay I'm officially an idiot. I had it shipped to my parent's address.

Anyways got it on. Very nice & cheap mod.
Regarding the tube section to firm it up, did you guys just stuff it inside the shift **** itself?
Thanks all.

 

The tubing I used was smaller in diameter than the shift handle but I just inserted into the **** and gently turned the **** until it became snug. The tubing was firm but flexible enough to allow the **** to seat nicely. Pics now.

 

Still hate us?

Glad you finally got it enjoy.

 

It's nice when it's on. The little tube makes it nice and tight.
On the fair side, this shift **** is NOT real wood. It's fake wood and the middle chrome piece is actually plastic chromed. I popped it off by accident

Anyways I rather pay for this then 5x the money for the real thing.

 

How do you get the **** off? Just twist it?

 

Grab the **** and unscrew it counterclockwise. It may take a little extra effort to get it started.

JR

 

Thanks!

 

Just got mine. Took less than two weeks. Have not installed yet but like the rubber tube idea. I bet there are plenty of other ways using stuff around the garage as well.