Energy suspension shifter stablizer Bushings

[CRAZYEG9]

Who here has used them on there car, and has it made the shifting better or worse. Please explain in detail.

 

[phunky.buddha]

Detail? There's not much to it.

By the way, :search:

There's been a thread about this in the last two weeks with tons of info.

 

[$k@m Art1$t]

It makes shifting more precise and you get a lot less play in the shifter. However, it will increase vibration. In my car, their is a vibration that feels like a cell phone whenever the engine is above 4500 rpm. It's not bad though, I think it's pretty cool. The only drawback to this is that if you have a 2 piece shift knob, the metal to metal contacts will rattle, so make sure you make them really tight because they will eventually vibrate loose and make a nasty rattling sound.

 

[LordVader]

Here's a link to the thread Calesta illudes to. Read it completely. You'll have all of your questions answered.

 

[phunky.buddha]

Thanks Vader. I forgot that it was your thread.

 

[LordVader]

Originally posted by Calesta@Oct 21 2004, 01:23 PM
Thanks Vader. I forgot that it was your thread.

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No problem man...

BTW, how many posts did you tell me you had to have to post jpeg's in the gallery? I'd like to get one up of the SS...