Go Baby Go Shifter Knob W/nitrous Button Eleanor Gt500e on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, US
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This 2" Go Baby Go shifter ball has a button built in for nitrous applications. This one is for shifters with a thread size of 3/8-16. The normally open switch can be used for the nitrous start, purge, or any other application you want. We reccomend using a relay with this button for nitrous, or high amp applications. The full 2" ball is larger than most other Go Baby Go knobs. The urethane Go Baby Go label has a brushed aluminum background. The 36" wire leads can be run under the carpet or under a console. The kit includes:
2" shifter ball with Go Baby Go label and 3A button and 36" wire leads
3/8-16 nut
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