Aftermarket Neuspeed shift bushing VS. ITR shift bushing
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Aftermarket Neuspeed shift bushing VS. ITR shift bushing
which one would you prefer to use?
heard that it's better stick with the stock bushing than using Neuspeed.. coz Neuspeed bushing is too hard.. and it vibrates as hell.
Is that true?
heard that it's better stick with the stock bushing than using Neuspeed.. coz Neuspeed bushing is too hard.. and it vibrates as hell.
Is that true?
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Re: Aftermarket Neuspeed shift bushing VS. ITR shift bushing (PaChiLa Leader)
i didn't really notice a difference with the poly shift bushings. but i'd still get them, they're only 10 bucks
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Re: Aftermarket Neuspeed shift bushing VS. ITR shift bushing (In7egrity)
i didn't really notice a difference with the poly shift bushings. but i'd still get them, they're only 10 bucks
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Re: Aftermarket Neuspeed shift bushing VS. ITR shift bushing (In7egrity)
i didn't really notice a difference with the poly shift bushings. but i'd still get them, they're only 10 bucks
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Re: Aftermarket Neuspeed shift bushing VS. ITR shift bushing (mojoGSR92)
i didn't really notice a difference with the poly shift bushings. but i'd still get them, they're only 10 bucks
Same here. I didn't notice a difference at all. Now, replacing the shifter with a short shifter that uses a solid-bearing-type lower mount makes a BIG difference.
Same here. I didn't notice a difference at all. Now, replacing the shifter with a short shifter that uses a solid-bearing-type lower mount makes a BIG difference.
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