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Poly bushings and the GTO **** are what i plan to run on mine.
But curious how the pissnuoff stock modded shifter could be any better than the other stock modded shifter? They are all modded the same way.
But curious how the pissnuoff stock modded shifter could be any better than the other stock modded shifter? They are all modded the same way.
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thats great, but if this is the case, then why keep taking new customers money? As with above, he needs to get head above water with the existing orders. Its ridiculous to think that it should take so long to do what everyone is refering to as being so easy...
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Brian's (pisnuoff's) shifter is the best and well worth the wait. It is one of the cheapest options, has the shortest throw, looks stock to a dealer, and doesn't transmit any extra noise like some of the aftermarkets do. I was one of the rare people that had to wait a long time for my shifter (over 4 months) but it was just bad timing (he had no cores). I'm sure he has a good reason for the delay.
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You can get this shifter as well.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-...fter-70-a.html
You pay the core, and when you send back your OEM shifter, you get the money back.
Shorter lead time.
I have one, and it works great!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-...fter-70-a.html
You pay the core, and when you send back your OEM shifter, you get the money back.
Shorter lead time.
I have one, and it works great!
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Yup, a great reason.... It jeeps getting lost in the mail, or he'll have it to me in a week... Perfectly acceptable reasons, maybe if it had only been a month or two. Regardless of whether or not it's worth the wait, there should be some responsibility from business side to keep your stuff handled
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Yup, a great reason.... It jeeps getting lost in the mail, or he'll have it to me in a week... Perfectly acceptable reasons, maybe if it had only been a month or two. Regardless of whether or not it's worth the wait, there should be some responsibility from business side to keep your stuff handled
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Or you can get Azn2dmax's shifter for less and quicker that feels better than stock, but doesn't have his designed bushing.
Last edited by LAYGO; 07-20-2011 at 01:33 PM. Reason: (Just read that Pisnuoff designed his own bushing)
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When I got the 'kit' from PISNUOFF, it came with everything I needed including the uuc bushings I ordered, proper size drill bit for the rivets, lithium grease, locktite, and pictured instructions. The new bushing on the bottom of the shifter does make a difference too. Maybe the other guys that started offering this service after him include the same things.... I'm not sure.
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All of those things are perks but the bushing is the only real difference. I'd like to know what he uses for his bushing and where he gets it. As for the rest, I have all of that in the garage anyway.
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Originally Posted by PISNUOFF
I replace all the bushings in the base of the shifter with ones that I designed. I also lower the **** height by 1/2". There is also zero noise/vibration transmitted through my shifters.
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Sometimes when bored, I just click on the 100th page & just start reading interesting posts. Found this post on real shifter comparisons:
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...read-time.html
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...read-time.html