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Old 08-19-2009, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by maxspeed96ct
orderd my bushings today at noon fro mluke, how long did it take for them to arrive ?

if by some magic luck I get the by saterday ill be posting my custom shifter review as well..
got mine Tuesday ordered on Thursday so depends I guess??? weekends always screw stuff up and also depends on where u live
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This looks like a great idea! I have a welder and I am going to do this. Beats spending $400 any day.
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Originally Posted by L82gofast
This looks like a great idea! I have a welder and I am going to do this. Beats spending $400 any day.
Make sure to call luke and get the bushings too!! It is very important to get the stiff accurate shifter feeling!!! just ask for the UUC shifter bushings

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Originally Posted by Brentman2007
Make sure to call luke and get the bushings too!! It is very important to get the stiff accurate shifter feeling!!! just ask for the UUC shifter bushings

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Did that yesterday! Thanks Luke.
Old 08-21-2009, 02:28 PM
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got my uuc bushings today, very fast shipping

But its going to rain all weekend so i might not get my stuff installed
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Originally Posted by maxspeed96ct
got my uuc bushings today, very fast shipping

But its going to rain all weekend so i might not get my stuff installed
No shop? Too bad people don't rent out lift time haha
Old 08-21-2009, 04:34 PM
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No shop? Too bad people don't rent out lift time haha
I have a gargage but its to tight on the sides.. ok in the front for engine work, but once i have to open doors its all bad..
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Here are some pics of a shifter I just finished. It is just like the one I modified for Brent.
















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You sure make some quality pieces. Kudos!
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Looks very Nice. Will make someone very happy LOL
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I have two questions: first, does the shifter seem noisey after the install of the uuc bushings (I've been through a lot of LOUD A$$ shifters in the stang). Second, does the shifter feel tighter as in like wanting to return 'home' when you put it in neutral. I always liked that about steeda tri-ax shifters. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by 1bad2k
I have two questions: first, does the shifter seem noisey after the install of the uuc bushings (I've been through a lot of LOUD A$$ shifters in the stang). Second, does the shifter feel tighter as in like wanting to return 'home' when you put it in neutral. I always liked that about steeda tri-ax shifters. Thanks.
No same noise level as stock (which is none) and yes much tighter and exactly how u explained it
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No same noise level as stock (which is none) and yes much tighter and exactly how u explained it
Schweet. I bought the commodore/monaro shift boot and ****. This will be a great addition to the mod when I do it all here in a cpl weeks. Gotta get the uuc bushings on order. Thanks a lot for the idea man.
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Originally Posted by 1bad2k
Schweet. I bought the commodore/monaro shift boot and ****. This will be a great addition to the mod when I do it all here in a cpl weeks. Gotta get the uuc bushings on order. Thanks a lot for the idea man.
Yes that should be sweet! and thank 2003rc51 because he basically had the idea way back when he saw a Thread on a guy installing the tpis shifter. I just let him use me as a Guinea pig for the first one he made
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great pics...I think I can try to get a welder help me with this. can you tell me exactly what kind of pipe I need to ask for and how long it needs to be? I saw 1 1/16th, just wanted to verify it. I hope I can find a welder to do it now!




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