Shifter Bushings Question
10-27-2007, 02:25 PM
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Shifter Bushings Question
Hey Guys,
my shifter was really loose so after reading bunch of posts and doing what everyone else did i installed the prothane shifter bushings. but now only the up and down movements are firm, the left and right movements are still loose. apparently the bushings on the shiter (original honda shifter) it self are old and rusty so my friend told me if i get another shifter(short shifter) it will come with bushing that are at the buttom of the shifter itself that will make the left and right sides movements firmer. is this true? does short shifters come with bushings? or is there anything else execpt the prothane or energy suspension bushings that i need to install? any help is appreciated
my shifter was really loose so after reading bunch of posts and doing what everyone else did i installed the prothane shifter bushings. but now only the up and down movements are firm, the left and right movements are still loose. apparently the bushings on the shiter (original honda shifter) it self are old and rusty so my friend told me if i get another shifter(short shifter) it will come with bushing that are at the buttom of the shifter itself that will make the left and right sides movements firmer. is this true? does short shifters come with bushings? or is there anything else execpt the prothane or energy suspension bushings that i need to install? any help is appreciated
10-27-2007, 02:46 PM
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That's for a 92-95 order #8 and 11. Then do yourself a favor and buy a Skunk2 STS. Yes people will tell you to buy a cheaper shifter, but IMO this is one area you get what you pay for.
I've driven a B&M STS that I installed in a friends car. I'm telling you, get the Skunk2.
That's for a 92-95 order #8 and 11. Then do yourself a favor and buy a Skunk2 STS. Yes people will tell you to buy a cheaper shifter, but IMO this is one area you get what you pay for.
I've driven a B&M STS that I installed in a friends car. I'm telling you, get the Skunk2.
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