Zaklee Shifter Bushing Sale!
Aug 12, 2007, 08:44 PM
#61
OK!!!
It took me a little longer to install these than I thought it would. Mainly because I dropped one of the clip pins down the frame flange. Also it doesn't state it in the directions but if you have a stock airbox, you're definitely going to need to remove it. If you use the original clip pins, make sure you take some needle nose pliers and squeeze them back to how they were before you removed them. And don't forget to use anti-sieze / assembly lube on your new bushings. I actually forgot, but I'm putting a CAI / piggyback / exhaust on next week so I'll just do it then.
It took me a little while to get used to the new shifting feel. Now that I am, I couldn't imagine going back to how it was. It is more of a click (going from gear to gear), instead of a pressure-click-pressure if that makes sense
. If you have a 5 speed, do yourself a favor and get these. I don't consider these a modification, I consider them a fix to what the factory should have done. Now instead of dreading lights, I look for them because I know I get to shift again.
Don't wait another second, and get these! Anyone can do this mod, you just need a flat screwdriver, #2 philips screwdriver, 10mm wrench, 10mm socket / ratchet. It's very easy, just take your time.
It took me a little longer to install these than I thought it would. Mainly because I dropped one of the clip pins down the frame flange. Also it doesn't state it in the directions but if you have a stock airbox, you're definitely going to need to remove it. If you use the original clip pins, make sure you take some needle nose pliers and squeeze them back to how they were before you removed them. And don't forget to use anti-sieze / assembly lube on your new bushings. I actually forgot, but I'm putting a CAI / piggyback / exhaust on next week so I'll just do it then.
It took me a little while to get used to the new shifting feel. Now that I am, I couldn't imagine going back to how it was. It is more of a click (going from gear to gear), instead of a pressure-click-pressure if that makes sense
. If you have a 5 speed, do yourself a favor and get these. I don't consider these a modification, I consider them a fix to what the factory should have done. Now instead of dreading lights, I look for them because I know I get to shift again.Don't wait another second, and get these! Anyone can do this mod, you just need a flat screwdriver, #2 philips screwdriver, 10mm wrench, 10mm socket / ratchet. It's very easy, just take your time.
Aug 16, 2007, 12:36 PM
#64
Barnsey -
You bet. Send $25 by paypal to rcsteinway@earthlink.net, and I'll get them out to you same day. Thanks!
- Rob@Zaklee
You bet. Send $25 by paypal to rcsteinway@earthlink.net, and I'll get them out to you same day. Thanks!
- Rob@Zaklee
Sep 18, 2007, 01:32 AM
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Just sent the $29.95 via paypal to you. jw how long it would take to receive the bushings. Im mainly asking because I might be having a slight dilema due to a mistake on my mechanics part. thx.
Sep 18, 2007, 02:28 AM
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i forgot to mention my name is john savas and my paypal email is Flybyjs13@yahoo.com. I was wondering since i paid the full price instead of the sale price, maybe i can receive the bushings next-day shipping. if not, ill pay extra if necessary for the fact its kind of important. thx.
Sep 18, 2007, 05:57 PM
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