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Buh bye.

 
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nice diys will order pedals and bushings! +1 for you

 
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Good DIY

May be an observational overisght on my part, but was this on the d17 or k20?

 
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Thanks, it's a D17. Same bushings fit the K20s though.

 
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o ok. was wondering why it only list the SIs has the application for hte bearings.

have you done the shifter bearing set also?

 
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LOL - yep. There's a DIY here on the site for it by me as well. I know it's not the first one done by a member here, but I'm kind of partial to it...

 
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Yet again another nice DIY!

 
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are u covered by that rubber cover thing?

 
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I'm sorry, what?

 
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lol i wanted to get these too...

 
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i got a pair of these but from corsportusa.com i actually got them by a mistake lol but i never installed them because i was to lazy to remove the k&n fipk2 heat sheild which blocks the tranny

 
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Weight reduction!

 
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What's the difference between their Shifter Bushings for $23



and their Shifter Cable Bushings for $25?

 
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Shifter bushings go under the shifter itself to reduce the play. The cable bushings go under the hood on the cables to reduce the cable play.

 
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The shifter bushings for $25 replace the rubber bushings that hold the shifter assembly to the car inside the passenger compartment. The shift cable bushings are the ones in this DIY that go on the tranny.

Here's my DIY on the shifter and bushings:

Speedfoos shifter and bushings DIY

 
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I have the ones from Corsport and I like them, only difference is the corsport ones are one solid piece for each of the two bushings. I have to admit these look a bit easier to install because of their two piece design.

 
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Oops, double post.

 
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I asked Kevin about the two piece design and he said they do it because it is easier to install. Corsport makes the one piece because it is cheaper to produce. Nice writeup foos. I just ordered my shifter bushings, cable bushing, and pedals from kevin the other day. Can't wait for it to get here.

 
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Ordered. I might as well. I just ordered the intake, might as well throw these on while I have the old one off.

 
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exactly what i'm doing. i'm replacing the egay filter on my intake with an injen filter when i do the bushings

 
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How do the Corsport ones fit then? If Kevin's were a one piece design, you'd never be able to get them into the shifter cable ends.

Yeah, I'm really happy with everything I've gotten from Kevin so far too (both bushings and pedals). He runs a nice little business.

 
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Tell him I'll be ordering as well once I have a mailing address. Today I'm in New York, Monday is Atlanta, Tuesday Newfoundland.......but I might be in Burbank Monday.......who knows. I don't know anymore.

 
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They fit, it can just be tough because they have to be dead-on square. It's not terribly difficult though.

 
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Nice and Easy DIY. Repped ya.

 
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It's a one piece design but it's open on one end. You slide it through and then you have to put a lock ring on.

 
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^Yep thanks for clarifying more for me.

 
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good one again clint.