EMPI Premium Shifter Knob | VW Air-Cooled Universal | Black Powder-Coated Billet Aluminum (00-4681-0)
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EMPI Premium Shifter Knob — Black Powder-Coated Billet Aluminum
Transform your driving experience with the EMPI Black Powder-Coated Billet Aluminum Shifter Knob. Carefully crafted to complement your air-cooled VW's style, it's the perfect upgrade for a timeless classic look or a touch of vintage flair.
It pairs perfectly with EMPI's enamel emblem shifter knob badges (sold separately), letting you personalize your shifter to match your build's character.
Vehicle Fitment
- VW Type 1 Beetle & Super Beetle: 1949-1979
- VW Type 2 Bus: 1950-1979
- VW Karmann Ghia: 1959-1974
- VW Type 3: 1961-1973
- VW Thing: 1973-1974
- EMPI Trigger Shifters: all sizes and finishes
Why Choose EMPI?
EMPI machines this knob from billet aluminum and finishes it in durable black powder coat, with four included thread options so it fits nearly any air-cooled VW or EMPI Trigger Shifter.
Key Features & Benefits
- Billet construction: CNC-machined billet aluminum.
- Durable finish: black powder coat.
- Wide compatibility: fits stock VW shifters and EMPI Trigger Shifters.
- Four thread options: included to suit a range of applications.
- Personalizable: compatible with EMPI shifter knob badges (sold separately).
Technical Specifications
- Material: CNC-machined billet aluminum
- Finish: black powder coat
- Thread — 7mm: Bug & Ghia 1961-1967
- Thread — 10mm: Bug 1949-1960, Bus 1950-1967, Ghia 1959-1960
- Thread — 12mm: Bug & Bus 1968-1979, Ghia 1968-1974, Type 3 1961-1973, Thing 1973-1974
- Thread — 3/8-24": all EMPI Trigger Shifters
- Part number: 00-4681-0
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the shifter included? No. The shifter is not included; this is the knob only.
- What threads does it fit? It includes 7mm, 10mm, 12mm, and 3/8-24" thread options covering stock VW shifters and all EMPI Trigger Shifters.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.