Part #: 77298-SMT-E01ZA
Install time: 30 mins.

Pre-Work:
-Remove shift knob
-Pull up on the aluminum-look shifter base by grabbing from the inside (left and ride inside portions) -- boot assembly will pop off.

New boot next to old boot & assembly

Another pic, notice it uses a different clip inside the boot to attach the the Euro-R shift knob

So... unscrew the four screws from the stock assembly, remove the staples holding the boot on the the assembly and remove the stock boot.

Remove the staples from the Euro-R boot and detach the little loops, the CTR boot will pop off.

Pull the CTR boot over the stock assembly (its a bit smaller so it might be a little tight). I cut a few slits in the extended pieces of the CTR boot and slipped them over the sections where the screws go. I also taped up some sections inside the boot, once you have it secure reattach it to the aluminum-look shifter base.

What it looks like after its re-attached.

From this point you can re-install if you want, but i didnt like the clip on the CTR boot, so i replaced it with the one from the Stock Si boot.

Cut the zip tie off and pull the clip apart.

The two pieces removed from the CTR boot. (wont need these again)

Remove the stock piece buy cutting the zip tie that's holding the stock Si clip to the boot.

Slide the new clip into the CTR boot, as low as you want...the lower you install it, the less "extra material" will bunch up when you reinstall the boot).

Instead of using a zip tie, i used a baggie-tie type of tie (pulled it tight around the clip and twisted), when i used a zip tie you will see a bulge from the little nub where the tie goes through to tighten.

Si clip installed on CTR boot.

another view of Si clip on CTR boot.

Reinstall and enjoy!

If you have any questions, let me know, i know my descriptions werent that great...and i should have taken more pics... Either way, this boot is HOT!

2006 Civic Si Nighthawk Black Pearl

Previous Honda's: 1983 Civic 1500 5 Speed 4Door, 1994 Acura Integra LS Black Auto, 1999 Civic Si Electron Blue Pearl

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Sure can...any dealer located in the UK! I got it from a place called Lings...i was emailing all sorts of Honda dealers in the UK! lol

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http://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2148656

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I miss '05 Mazda RX-8 a bit-my 1st stick-I'll go back to it someday

nope, only had my stock boot till now.

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Im in if we can get a group buy going.

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Stock for the time being

1. Is that leather?
2. Do you know how much the circuithero weighs?

Thanks man!

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1 - I dont know what it is, but it's thicker than stock, seems to be the same material that the steering wheel cover is.
2 - according to them it's the heaviest knob on the market...(it's heavy)
3 - group buy would be cool, but i dont want anything to do with it...it took me long enough to find a place that would even get it for me. Dealing with places outside of the US isnt all that easy.
4 - I ordered it through a place called Lings, since i know everyone is asking.

5 - You might be better off waiting for the CTR FD2 boot, since it will be a direct replacement piece

Hm, true that. Although, impatience is a virtue.

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4 - I ordered it through a place called Lings, since i know everyone is asking.

http://www.bestpricehondaparts.com/ is the link...I think. Doing a bit of poking around

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Yeah the FD2 shift boot and shift knob is already on sale. Nice DIY and shift boot

where @?

I don't know about the FD2 boot. I think I actually like the boot displayed here better. Although, the knob from the FD2 needs to find a way into to my car...

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Thanks!

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