Has anyone a lead on these?
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Reach out to Eric Shea at PMBperformance.com
QUOTE(r_towle @ Mar 5 2024, 06:46 PM) 
Reach out to Eric Shea at PMBperformance.com
Thanks you I'll try him
Depending on the loading. It may be a good application for PTFE????
I do have these -
https://914rubber.com/shift-guide-ring
https://914rubber.com/shift-spring-guide-ring
The larger one I'm not sure.
I do have these -
https://914rubber.com/shift-guide-ring
https://914rubber.com/shift-spring-guide-ring
The larger one I'm not sure.
QUOTE(Mikey914 @ Mar 5 2024, 09:08 PM)
Depending on the loading. It may be a good application for PTFE????
I do have these -
https://914rubber.com/shift-guide-ring
https://914rubber.com/shift-spring-guide-ring
The larger one I'm not sure.
Thanks. These are a specific thickness. they seem to be a shim. They keep the shift shaft in the console from traveling too far so it stays ligned up with the rods. I was testing without these in and it got all fubar in the trans. Finally got the console out and had to use a screwdriver to move the rods back in place. Maybe I can find some brass at a hobby store and make some
@Dr Evil
One of these? Pelican
At $13 a set, I think 914rubber has it covered. They are often overlooked. No idea what one would do with blocks of Teflon.
QUOTE(TROJANMAN @ Mar 7 2024, 06:50 AM)
One of these? Pelican
It is these guys right here
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