Saw a kit on DSMtrader for a kit to make your shifts more acurate. it changes out the rubber bushings where your shift bracket mounts to your body and replaces them with metal ones eliminating give in the shift throw. Anyone have any knowledge about this on way or another? Thanks tim
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#2652, "RE: Shift mechanism bushings...." In response to Reply # 0
yes, it's called the "Symborski Shift Kit" ..
I can't remember the guy's name, but he used to make and sell them for the longest time all on his own. After a while, demand outpaced his supply and logistics so he cut a deal with MachV to work as his distro for them.
From what i hear, they are actually well worth the money spend on them for the increase in acuracy and feel of your shifter.
I miss third alla time. I wonder if this will help? Race you to paypal!
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