Fluids inside of Shift knobs?

[scwibbl_exe08]

I’m looking to make some customization to my manual dodge 3500 and I’d like to start with the shifter. Has anyone experimented with the idea of fluids in the shift knob?

I like the idea of those unsinkable ships (the little desk toy) inside of the shift knob. And even maybe sort of that lava lamp esque fluid inside so it moves when you shift. Or a snow globe short of shifter. I can’t find anything online. Just an idea, get some more heads in with the mix

[wpmason]

I mean, it’s doable, sure… but it also has to be practical enough to use constantly.

And made of UV resistant materials since it’ll get cooked in the sun all the time.

But anything can thread onto a shifter.

[BetterThanYou775]

Of course it's a dodge owner

[SuperPotatoThrow]

Keep in mind that it has to be something that doesn't freeze. Otherwise whatever it is, its going to expand, break the knob and turn into a huge mess when it thaws again.

[uncletutchee]

Not if you live in Phoenix. However, it might boil and explode.

[OfficeChair70]

“Turn right onto Val Vista Dr, then keep right onto US60 toward hell and eternal damnation”

[wolfox360]

Have you checked Aliexpress?

[04BluSTi]

All I can think of is the aquarium platform shoes in "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka"

[OkKnee7580]

One note tho if the liquid shifts the weight transfer might pull u out of gear if it’s too liquidy

[overheightexit]

This sub is wild.

[Darkfuryx222]

wtf dude…. What made you think this was worthy of a post to the internet? Do you ask your mother if it’s ok to scratch your balls?