Kidtkd73

I installed my TWM bushings about a week ago. i got all 3 of them the cable bushings transmission arm bushing and shifter base. Needless to say my arm hurts so bad from shifting it because it is beyond the point of being tight. i drove it for 4 hours today and i couldnt put it in 5th gear because it was so difficult twords the end. Has anyone had a problem like this with just the bushings?

Kidtkd73

And i drive a 2008 Evo GSR

Snakes709

take the cable bushings and transmission arm bushings back out. The pin the bushing slides onto has to be sanded down pretty good. This same thing happend to me. I had to use both arms just to move my stick from side to side and i couldnt get into 5th. I called TWM and they said both of the pins have to be sanded down pretty good. I sanded it down and put a little bit of grease in there and it shifts like butter.

Evod350z

iTrader: (6)

Thsts dumb how you need to sand it. Is the works bushings the same thing?

KLSinc

I have them all installed. Just add grease to the ones under the hood.

EuroEclipse

iTrader: (1)

No. The Works ones are direct fit and buttery smooth.

Evod350z

iTrader: (6)

If thats the case, im going with works. Last thing i want to do is have to alter something to make it work better.

EuroEclipse

iTrader: (1)

I had metal shifter bushings paired with Works bushings everywhere else. I liked the sound of money every time I shifted. When I installed all Works bushings on my buddy's car it felt amazing and I changed mine.

Evod350z

iTrader: (6)

I might do twm short shifter with works bushings. I hear nothing but good things. I like the twm ss becuase of the cage setup they came up with. They said that only twm ss works with their cage.

kalpakiotis

iTrader: (1)

i just installed the twm cage...it was really tight getting it bolted down, kinda surprised at that they didnt slot at least two of the holes...oh well, its in and feels fantastic. just gotta get the twm bushings installed next.

vastevo

iTrader: (18)

You dont 'alter' it at all. you slightly sand the posts down to take off some of the old grease/buildup off of them. It takes all of 5 seconds. Take them off, sand the posts, apply grease, slide the bushings on effortlessly.

Kracka

iTrader: (49)

I've heard of this problem numerous times from the TWM bushings. I recommend the WORKS bushings with AMS gate selector pivot bushing because they install easily and work correctly from the get-go. I also always install all shifter bushings with a light coating of grease.