pistol grip shifter and cold winter mornings
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first off let me say that i DD a 98 trans am m6; equipped with an aluminum(?) pistol grip shifter. i love the pistol grip shifter to death and i really dont want to go back to stock style, but i do have my eye on the c6 vette *****.
anyways, and im sure many other people experience the same thing, but when you drive first thing on a cold winter morning, the metal pistol grip is cold as F**K!!! i can put up with the inside car temp. being 40*, but i dont like putting my palm on a freezing piece of aluminum. so i got to ask: how do you guys get over this problem (without changing *****)? (ps- ive been starting to drive with gloves on; defintly solves the problem of the cold shifter, but its hard to control the radio and look outright stupid driving with gloves.)
anyways, and im sure many other people experience the same thing, but when you drive first thing on a cold winter morning, the metal pistol grip is cold as F**K!!! i can put up with the inside car temp. being 40*, but i dont like putting my palm on a freezing piece of aluminum. so i got to ask: how do you guys get over this problem (without changing *****)? (ps- ive been starting to drive with gloves on; defintly solves the problem of the cold shifter, but its hard to control the radio and look outright stupid driving with gloves.)
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i tried it, but it gust awkward to grip. however, my planright now is to keep a glove over the shifter when im not drving. hopefully it keeps it somewhat proected from the cold
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Put on some gloves, fitted leather ones or somthing or get a leather shift ****.
Metals cold when its cold out, nothing you can do about it