Threaded knob to BMW M knob

[greezy_goblin]

So I know this isn’t common, but I’m building a Driving simulator using ALL the Interior of an E82, and I’m trying to adapt my Logitech shift knob (threaded) to fit a BMW M shift knob, and I can only find adapters for doing the reverse. Does anyone know where I could get/make such An adapter? Thanks!
(Here’s a sneak peek)

[WrathOTM]

Well that is an interesting setup. But sorry I don't have a recommendation for you.

[Lester]

Something like this?

Suuonee Shift Knob Adapter,Universal Car Shift Knob Adapter for Non Threaded Shifters 12x1.25(Red) https://a.co/d/hiROmpO

[greezy_goblin]

Originally Posted by Lester

Something like this?

Suuonee Shift Knob Adapter,Universal Car Shift Knob Adapter for Non Threaded Shifters 12x1.25(Red) https://a.co/d/hiROmpO

Thank you for the response, what I am looking for is actually the opposite. My Logitech shift knob has threads, and I want to put an OEM BMW shift knob on it. BMW shift knobs do not use threads, so I need to adapt it to 10x1.25.

[Lester]

You could use that item upside down, with a coupler nut, or reducing nut.
Hard-to-Find Fastener 014973403430 Coarse Rod Coupling Nuts, 3/4-10, Piece-6 https://a.co/d/hBzjEbb

[greezy_goblin]

Originally Posted by Lester

You could use that item upside down, with a coupler nut, or reducing nut.
Hard-to-Find Fastener 014973403430 Coarse Rod Coupling Nuts, 3/4-10, Piece-6 https://a.co/d/hBzjEbb

Also a great Idea, but the only thing I’m lacking is how to actually attach it to the OEM shift knob. I think what I’m going to do is buy this shift lever (for an E46 lol) cut off the bottom, and drill threads into it. Thanks for all the input and ideas!

[Lester]

After watching a YouTube video on installing an M performance shift knob, I think I have a solution. Go to a hardware store, and find a 10 x 1.25 metric cap bolt, cut the head off, hacksaw a slot where the head used to be, then epoxy the bolt into the shift knob.
Then use a coupler nut to attach it to the male thread on your Logitec.

It should work.

[greezy_goblin]

Originally Posted by Lester

After watching a YouTube video on installing an M performance shift knob, I think I have a solution. Go to a hardware store, and find a 10 x 1.25 metric cap bolt, cut the head off, hacksaw a slot where the head used to be, then epoxy the bolt into the shift knob.
Then use a coupler nut to attach it to the male thread on your Logitec.

It should work.

Thanks, I might try that actually!

[WrathOTM]

What sim are you playing?

[greezy_goblin]

Originally Posted by WrathOTM

What sim are you playing?

I’m thinking Assetto Corsa will be one of the most realistic, and Forza Horizon just for fun. Do you have any suggestions?

[WrathOTM]

No, sorry. A buddy of mine loves Assetto Corsa and BeamNG and iRacing. I'm more of an RPG type person