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Old Aug 5, 2010, 01:00 PM
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help: Shifter bushings

I am looking on buying some shifter bushing which ones would you guys recommed?
Old Aug 5, 2010, 03:00 PM
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Go for AMS!
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I have the set from prothane and love them
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I got WORKS/Kartboy shifter bushings and the feel is much better than stock.
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I've got the Buschur underhood and shifter base bushings. I coudn't ask for any better. Very easy install and huge improvement.
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I have the agency power underhood, and AMS base bushing and there is huge improvement.
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I would go with the AMS ones.
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i would try to find some that urethane, then aluminum, then brass. in that order. it doesn't really matter who makes them since imo they are all the same except in material. the metal ones are prone to corrosion thats y i put aluminum before brass. also shifter base it doesn't mater imo cause its inside the car and doesn't see the outside environment.
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thanks guys
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i have the ams ones and there awsome!!shifts are more precise
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buschur racing ones.. i got them, that along with the front motor mount and the shifting is butter!
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I replaced my shifter bushing with a ball bearing, works a treat..
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For the VIII/IX I recommend Speed Source bushings since they're made from self-lubricating brass. I've had issues with aluminum shifter bushings in the past needing frequent relubrication, especially in the winter climates where excessive road sand and salt is used.
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Originally Posted by Kracka
For the VIII/IX I recommend Speed Source bushings since they're made from self-lubricating brass. I've had issues with aluminum shifter bushings in the past needing frequent relubrication, especially in the winter climates where excessive road sand and salt is used.
my choice exactly for the same reason


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