Anyone Remember Shifter Bushings?
04-15-2002
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Anyone Remember Shifter Bushings?
Just a question concerning the shifter bushings that I belive grey got the pleasure of testing? I was wondering if anyone could remember the website and give me any feedback they may have. Ther were only like $20 and went under the shifter almost like a washer to raise it up and tighten the linkage? Please let me know if you guys remember. Thanks
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I have the Kumosport ones on my car also. I think Neuspeed makes some polyurethane ones, but the Kumosport ones are metal...therefore they give a more solid feel.
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Rep Power: 0 you know what would be really cool to have, is the revo ss, the solo ss adapter, and the bushings. can you say smooth as Brittney's *** shifting
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Rep Power: 394 I have the Solo Short Shift Adapter and the KumoSport DirectShift Conversion Kit. Now all I need is the Revo Short Shifter. Think I should go for it? I just might do that. Oh yeah, and I have the Base RSX shift **** (which shortened the throw a little since it's shorter than the stock shift ****).
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