Where All Your Dreams Come True(PICTURES UPDATED FOR DRIFT BUTTONS, PAGE 2)

ok, drift buttons are made
Here's what they look like:
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its is confirmed that they fit mazda and toyota so far, they should fit nissans and other cars no problem though
I currently have 23 of these left.
If interested(and I MUST KNOW BY WEDNESDAY) and can have them gold annodized for $3/piece more.
The inside thread is once again M5x.8(Metric 5x .8 threads per inch)

Marshal wrote:

ok, drift buttons are made
Here's what they look like:
its is confirmed that they fit mazda and toyota so far, they should fit nissans and other cars no problem though
I currently have 23 of these left.
If interested(and I MUST KNOW BY WEDNESDAY) and can have them gold annodized for $3/piece more.
The inside thread is once again M5x.8(Metric 5x .8 threads per inch)

yup, count me in for a gold one.

I'll be taking one, I'll get it when I drop off that steel plate to you.

I had a dream and marshal crushed it with his lackluster machine/machining skilllzz. But I forgive him.

you know drift buttons slide over top of your stock button and you rip the spring out right

thse you unscrew your factory button, remove the spring, and thread on the new button.
it allows you to easily lock the button if you actually want to use your emergeny break to hold the car in place

thats why drift knobs have a flare, you so can pull on them

once the knob is pulled out and the lever is pulled past the first click, your brake stays on like normal.

any car have have a "drift knob" all you have to do is remove the spring pushing the button out, \
but it becomes hard to pull on to lock it in the upright position, bringing this post back to why drift knobs have flares

threading them is a waste of time

MAybe it is my ignorance, or maybe your post makes no sense.
factory buttons are threaded, other manufactured buttons are threaded, therefore, I threaded these, seeing as how they replace the existing button.
I don't see how it would work if you didn't thread them, how would it attach to the cable?

Marshal wrote:

MAybe it is my ignorance, or maybe your post makes no sense.
factory buttons are threaded, other manufactured buttons are threaded, therefore, I threaded these, seeing as how they replace the existing button.
I don't see how it would work if you didn't thread them, how would it attach to the cable?

like i said, they slide over top of the existing button, you physically jam them on.

if you would like to take a look at mine, id be happy to show you

interesting. all the ones I have seen, both online, and in person replace the factory one.
So that is what I made mine to be