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During today's last session at the LRPHF the gear gear shift lever broke at the point where the threading for the knob stops. The threads on the lever accepted an MG shift knob which I believe to be 5/16"-24 UNF. The lever is about 1/2" in diameter and it is still long enough to use with a new knob.
From the standpoint of strength would I be better off turning it down to 3/8" fine thread or through-drilling a small hole in it and attaching a knob via a roll pin?
From the standpoint of strength would I be better off turning it down to 3/8" fine thread or through-drilling a small hole in it and attaching a knob via a roll pin?
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