Does someone make bushings to tighten up shifter
04-06-2006, 08:52 AM
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Does someone make bushings to tighten up shifter
When I use to run my Neon, there were poly bushings you could install that would tighten up the shifter quite abit, I was jus wondering if there is the same for the S2K. The shift is okay, but I like more positive and tighter shifts.
04-06-2006, 09:06 AM
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Neons have a linkage to the shifter which is attached to the transmission.
The S2000 linkage goes directly in to the transmission. There is one fulcrum bushing that you could replace, or you could get an Axial shortshifter and it comes with one.
Coming from a Neon, you think the S2000 is loose shifting? My friends Neon shifts like a baseball bat in a barrel of coconuts!!!!
The S2000 linkage goes directly in to the transmission. There is one fulcrum bushing that you could replace, or you could get an Axial shortshifter and it comes with one.
Coming from a Neon, you think the S2000 is loose shifting? My friends Neon shifts like a baseball bat in a barrel of coconuts!!!!
04-06-2006, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by RWD_RCKT,Apr 6 2006, 09:06 AM
Coming from a Neon, you think the S2000 is loose shifting? My friends Neon shifts like a baseball bat in a barrel of coconuts!!!!
04-06-2006, 09:18 AM
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Wow.... Heck I personally like our shifter better than that of a 911...
in fact the S2000 shift is my favorite ever...
and having driven peoples neons.. yea... baseball bat in coconuts.
in fact the S2000 shift is my favorite ever...
and having driven peoples neons.. yea... baseball bat in coconuts.
04-06-2006, 10:51 AM
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LOL..I know the Neon vs S2K isnt a fair comparison, but its what I know. lol yes the Neon shifter was just as yall described. Anywho. I may look into that other shifter that was suggested.
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A simple DIY is to put new/more grease in/on the fulcrum bushings to see if that makes it better.
It made mine shift smoother, with the old grease being hardened (after 6 years)
Don't forget the little fulcrum bushing at the bottom end.
It made mine shift smoother, with the old grease being hardened (after 6 years)
Don't forget the little fulcrum bushing at the bottom end.
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