GReddy Performance Products is bringing back an iconic piece of hardware, this time with some modern touches and improvements. The Type-A shift knob is an immediately recognizable shape as a fan favourite among JDM enthusiasts. The new version features thread pitch adapters for most Japanese manual transmission threads, a removable and changeable centerpiece which include burnt titanium options, and a carbon-pattern protector. For more information, visit www.greddy.com.
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