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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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Joe Ricard
post Aug 1 2007, 01:10 PM
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I am contemplating a Spherical bearing that can be bolted/welded to the fire wall.

Got to remember there needs to be some axial movement of the front shift rod.
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post Aug 1 2007, 04:12 PM
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QUOTE(Joe Ricard @ Aug 1 2007, 11:10 AM) *

I am contemplating a Spherical bearing that can be bolted/welded to the fire wall.

Got to remember there needs to be some axial movement of the front shift rod.

I think you are correct Joe. I was thinking about a spherical one also. I just never worked out the details. I think the space may be too limiting. The distance from the shift coupling and the shifter bushing when the shift rod is forward needs to be measured.
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