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Tom5190 23rd August 2012 13:59

Gear-linkage play - Bush modification
 
Just wonderd if anyone would be intrested in these, ive had them made up for myself as i keep getting play in the original bushes at the bottom of the gear lever. Ive fit them and they make quite a difference in left/right movement, there made from ali so didnt cost too much. Yay or nay?


Prickle 23rd August 2012 14:03

Are they easy to change over out of interest?

Daz_Kez 23rd August 2012 14:30

Id have some, really surprised its taken this long for someone to do this :-)

AzzAW93 23rd August 2012 14:42

buy a quickshift? there £30! shorten the throw, look cool and come with solid nylon bushes. bit of a no brainer?

Prickle 23rd August 2012 14:44

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Originally Posted by AzzAW93 (Post 6069976)
buy a quickshift? there £30! shorten the throw, look cool and come with solid nylon bushes. bit of a no brainer?

But if you dont want a quickshift you're left with something to faff on selling :/

Ross 23rd August 2012 14:49

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Originally Posted by AzzAW93 (Post 6069976)
buy a quickshift? there £30! shorten the throw, look cool and come with solid nylon bushes. bit of a no brainer?

And these are probably around £5, saving £25, and keep the OEM look if yoiu want that.

AzzAW93 23rd August 2012 14:54

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Originally Posted by Prickle (Post 6069982)
But if you dont want a quickshift you're left with something to faff on selling :/

meh i see what your saying but if your doing half the job anyway and are on a search to stiffen up the shift. then a quickshift will do a far better job than some bushes.
i can see the need for these if your running the standard stick in a compbrake housing as then youve eliminated all the slop cabin end. but if your just doing the bushes on there own dont be supprised if all the slop is still there.

AzzAW93 23rd August 2012 14:55

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Originally Posted by RossDagley (Post 6069986)
And these are probably around £5, saving £25, and keep the OEM look if yoiu want that.

agreed if your only fixing a fault these are perfect but if your expecting an enhancment then i stand by what ive said

Daz_Kez 23rd August 2012 14:59

This is a good replacement for a part that wears easily!
Quickshifts are a waste of money now days 'cause everyone knows you should have got a satchshift ;-)

Ross 23rd August 2012 15:01

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Originally Posted by Daz_Kez (Post 6070000)
This is a good replacement for a part that wears easily!
Quickshifts are a waste of money now days 'cause everyone knows you should have got a satchshift ;-)

exactly this. If you are doing a "proper job" then get a satchshift.

This is just another option for people - not sure why the negativity.

AzzAW93 23rd August 2012 15:03

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Originally Posted by Daz_Kez (Post 6070000)
This is a good replacement for a part that wears easily!
Quickshifts are a waste of money now days 'cause everyone knows you should have got a satchshift ;-)

very true :wall:
i have 2 quickshifts (stick type & the one that bolts on the selector) aswell as grp n linkages and its done a good job but far from the satchshift haha but im a pussy and couldnt bring myself to cut that many holes in the cabin lol

Daz_Kez 23rd August 2012 15:05

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Originally Posted by AzzAW93 (Post 6070004)
very true :wall:
i have 2 quickshifts (stick type & the one that bolts on the selector) aswell as grp n linkages and its done a good job but far from the satchshift haha but im a pussy and couldnt bring myself to cut that many holes in the cabin lol

Should have done it Azz, price up the quick shifts and decent adjustable linkages and you're probably close to half of a satchshift anyway :)

AzzAW93 23rd August 2012 15:05

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Originally Posted by RossDagley (Post 6070003)
exactly this. If you are doing a "proper job" then get a satchshift.

This is just another option for people - not sure why the negativity.

wasnt trying to be negative dude, id be a bit of a prick to jump on your forum and start gobbing off. maybe in text is dosnt come across how i wanted it to. im just saying if your replacing them as yours are sloppy then yes there a great idea but i thought they were being sold as a performence upgrade aswell so i pointed out with a quickshift you get this mod included :)

Ross 23rd August 2012 15:09

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Originally Posted by AzzAW93 (Post 6070009)
wasnt trying to be negative dude, id be a bit of a prick to jump on your forum and start gobbing off. maybe in text is dosnt come across how i wanted it to. im just saying if your replacing them as yours are sloppy then yes there a great idea but i thought they were being sold as a performence upgrade aswell so i pointed out with a quickshift you get this mod included :)

I understand - I think me (and others!) took your post to be a bit negative - easily done on forums as you say :)

The OP has just had these made up for himself, and is getting opinions from others if they want some too. I don't think he's venturing into Dragons Den just yet :p

AzzAW93 23rd August 2012 15:15

true true just re read the op's post and mine and yeah i think i misunderstood the idea and jumped to my own conclusion, if i removed the no brainer part it would look much nicer haha
yes they are a great idea for reducing play on a standard stick for a very friendly price if they are around £5 but id still get a quickshift then regret not getting a satchshift but thats just me :p

Tom5190 23rd August 2012 18:12

I do have a quick shift (comp brake with standard stick)

These arnt so much a performance upgrade rather a preventative measure as i found i was wearing through the nylon bushes after around 7-8 months.

richy_t_123 25th August 2012 16:59

I would have some of them mate any chance of geting two sets?

Mochachino 25th August 2012 17:04

Is that not the lower fork mount bit?

EDIT: no.

bunty99 25th August 2012 19:45

have u got some more your thinking of Selling.. if so how much posted?

Tom5190 25th August 2012 22:53

I can get sets made if there is enough intrest, ill have a word with the lad on tuesday and see what price i can arrange.


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