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> shifting Q .....firewall bushing Q, can i make a brass bushing
pete-stevers
post Aug 1 2007, 10:41 AM
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i am looking for a bushing that is a bit more robust than a stock bushing....
any one have any solutions.....
i would love to tighten up my shifting and belive that cleaning up the play in the bar should do the trick..
is it posible to build a bushing out of lubricated brass and bolt it on?
or is the side play in the shift bar a necessary thing?
any ideas welcome........
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post Aug 1 2007, 02:43 PM
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then i guesse the Q is ...how much compliancy is needed at the fire wall,
(kevin i have a Jwest shifter)
my bushing at the tranny is brass, with no compliancy or lateral give
and for some funny reason when the car is cold i find 1st fairly easy
but after an hour in traffic i can no longer get 1st with consitency
i can adjust the clutch out a bit more...but i think i am at the end of my play...and it is a new cable....
perhaps the "shifting guru" will chime in....
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