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1LOW4X4
12-30-2005, 04:50 PM
Hey Guys, i recently painted everything i could paint on my exterior, now i'm looking to the interior. i've ordered a lot of polished aluminum parts including A/c knobs, light knob, manual door lock knobs, some plates to go over my auto-door lock panels, and a few other pieces. have to say, they have Really dressed up the interior and helped the painted dash. but, i have yet to find a "billet" aluminum auto-shifter handle that doesnt require relocating of the Tow/Haul button.

my question is, do you know where to get one? also, i was thinking that if i couldnt find one, i'd just buy it and maybe try to relocate the button somewhere. you know on the dash where you can turn the passenger airbag on/off, there is a little square piece of plastic that clips out next to it on the left. i was thinking that if the wires would reach, probably not, maybe i could mount it there. has anyone done this? any help would be appreciated.

P.S. i know this thread is worthless without pics, and sorry its so long.
1LOW4X4
12-30-2005, 08:02 PM
Nevermind, guys, i was talking to the guys i bought my other billet pieces from, and they spoke up and said that they have a billet column shifter with the included button and connectors.

if you are interested, got to www.Billetin.com to order yours for $125.00

its a good price i think, well worth not having to relocate the tow/haul button.:bling:
joakwin
12-30-2005, 08:13 PM
yeha it just came out not to long ago i think, i remember see one in the truckin mags a few months back but can't remember witch month or witch company

but i remember thinking it would be cool because the switch is left in the stock places in the arm
1LOW4X4
12-30-2005, 09:09 PM
yeha it just came out not to long ago i think, i remember see one in the truckin mags a few months back but can't remember witch month or witch company

but i remember thinking it would be cool because the switch is left in the stock places in the arm
yeah, you can barely see the button when you look at it head on, its flush and cool.941 you can see the wires coming out.