Product Details
Audi Q7 2015, Ashiko Shift Knob by Raceseng®. With Pattern. With Adapter. The Ashiko is a monument to the art of shifting! Its weighty stainless steel construction and broader cylindrical surfaces make side-arm shifting effortless while providing a domed top face for palm shifting. With proportions that maximize shape to weight, the Ashiko is best suited for medium to x-large size hands. This shift knob comes with a CNC-machined aluminum adapter that will seamlessly mount it on your car's shifter arm with OEM fit and finish.
Specifications
Transmission Type: Automatic |
Collection: Mass Series |
Profile: Low Profile Cylinder |
Shift Pattern: +/- |
Knob Material: 6061 Aluminum |
Adapter Material: 6061 Billet Aluminum |
Height: 2 11/32" - 60 mm |
Diameter: 2 3/32" - 53 mm |
Weight: 0.50 lbs. - 226 grams |
Features
- Will accessorize your interior and give it the finishing touch
- Designed to make both side-arm and palm shifting styles enjoyable
- Side surface is made to fit the natural curvature of your hand and fingers
- Comes with an adapter engineered to fit your vehicle's shifter arm
Raceseng® is a team of motorheads, manufacturing performance products out of their shop in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. The company’s product line includes everything from pulleys and cam plates to shift knobs, reverse lockouts, shifter paddles, and more. The birth of Raceseng dates back to 2005 when Glen and Jarrett Seng were inspired to merge their combined design, engineering, and manufacturing skills with their passion for racing. The driving goal was to create a company that embodied their passion and knowledge to design, develop, and manufacture a line of high-performance automotive products. Ever since then, they have set out on a journey being well aware that it’s going to take many years of hard work to build out their vision! Today, Raceseng products are globally recognized for their perfect balance of form and function. Made with pure craftsmanship using only the finest materials, components, and manufacturing methods, they are like nothing you’ve ever seen or experienced.