| Author | Message | ||
     The4ork |
Ive seen these on ebay, are they worth the $ or should i go stock? Mine are SHOT | ||
| Blackm2 |
These are much butter than stock plastic/nylon bushings. They take up considerably more slack. That's not to say they are as tight as a Banke shifter/brake, but better than stock. | ||
| S1owner |
I use these and they are nice Cleans up the slop | ||
| The4ork |
Does a badwebber sell them? They have not been listed on ebay for a while | ||
| S1owner |
Not that I know of. American-torque was the ebay seller contact them they may have some. Or bring your shifter and bolt to a good hardware store they might have them | ||
| Johnod |
I used them WAAAY better than stock. | ||
| Edv |
I have used them and when they are new they are good but after a few thousand miles are no better than the nylon bushings | ||
| Xldevil |
It would be better to take bearing bronce or oillite bushings instead of brass. Would last longer.Or install needle bearings. Lucky the one who owns a lathe. (Message edited by Xldevil on August 14, 2015) | ||
| Edv |
The ones I had were oilite bronze and bagged out pretty quick so I am going to make my own as like you say I have a lathe and sunnen hone and can hand fit them |
