My shift boot is sagging - Is there a fix? What was used from the factory to hold it up? Viagra?

 

zip tie haha

 

I am one of those picky bastards that can't stand a saggy shift boot.

I have a B&M short shifter and it goes from thin to fat so it doesn't sag anymore.

Before I would get around 5 rubber bands and make a rubber ring around the shifter shaft. Then I would slide the boot/center console over it and the rubber bands would hold it up. This only works if your boot has that plastic ring at the top of the boot. I know some boots don't have it.

 

i use a ziptie

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JesseCRX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I am one of those picky bastards that can't stand a saggy shift boot.

I have a B&M short shifter and it goes from thin to fat so it doesn't sag anymore.

Before I would get around 5 rubber bands and make a rubber ring around the shifter shaft. Then I would slide the boot/center console over it and the rubber bands would hold it up. This only works if your boot has that plastic ring at the top of the boot. I know some boots don't have it.</TD></TR></TABLE>



Now I just need to find some rubber bands. Clever...

 

old injector cushions.

 

Yup, rubber bands or zip ties and even tape in some cases will work.

 

rubber bands and zip ties are the best invention ever made. especially zip ties. maybe theres a way to cuff the zip tie to hide it

 

I got one... Use a hair band/what ever you want to call it. Just keep looking for the right color. I sport a blue one!

From the factory they have a little plastic insert that fit's in there. Mine broke two days after I got my car. But it lasted 16 years.

 

Go to Home Depot/Lowes to the plumbing section and get an o ring that will fit snug on the shift rod and hold up the boot.

 

I have an 96+ civic boot and ****, they clip together

 

ah
i dont have a boot, i want one.
used to be auto, but not anymore.

you could always rock no boot