Boomba Racing Shifter Bracket Bushings Install.

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Boomba Transmission Bracket Bushings Install...

Went ahead and got the Black Boomba Racing solid shifter bracket bushings (for the shifter cable plate on the transmission.
Did the Install today and love the feel afterward it is just a tad crisper and more defined when selecting a gear . I also have the Mountune quick shift so your results may be different..

Here are some pics
Most of the Tools needed


Engine cover removed check


Air Intake tube and Airbox removed check


There is what i need to get to the shifter cable



Battery out Check and what you need to remove the battery box and attached ECU






At THIS POINT SOME HAVE REPORTED Getting the bushings replaced without taking the cables off or the braket out. That works too this is but one way to do it :)








Then just put everything you took off back on in the order you removed it and have fun
Very nice feel once it is done

Have had this upgrade in for a while and LOVE IT one of the best cost effective MODS you can do...
Kudo's Boomba!!

They provide very good instructions along with a great Product..
Here we see the Blue bushings also ;)

 


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Can't wait to install mine and the shift adapter!
 


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Thanks! Some of the pics aren't loading for me. Not sure if it's just me. Anyway my bushings, shift adapter and round knob are in the mail. :)
 


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I have the same kit sitting at my place. Can't wait to install them all. Complete shifting upgrade all at once.
 


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I have the same kit sitting at my place. Can't wait to install them all. Complete shifting upgrade all at once.
My thoughts too. Only want to take things apart once.
 


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Hey Rod, just noticed your instruction say the thicker bushing goes on the bottom... Boomba says thicker bushing goes on the top, which is how I did mine.
 


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Can you tell a big difference with the bushings?
 


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Can you tell a big difference with the bushings?
More of a firm subtle difference in that is seems to give more exact shifts rather than the factory soft feeling ..
 


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Installed the FSWERKS Transmission Bracket Bushings. I super clued the aluminum bushings to the bracket before installing. This way you don?t have to line the bushing up when reinstalling the bracket. Its particularly helpful for the side bushing. You could probably also do this for the Boomba Transmission bushings.
 


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It seems that another "loose" connection are the bushings on the cable linkage themselves. Where you pop off the linkage with the flathead screwdriver. Is that connection supposed to be "loose" by design?
 


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I'm currently in the install of this but when it comes to the shifter arms that are connected to the bracket as shown below how do I remove these? Is there a locking mechanism or do I pull up on them from where they attach at the bracket?

 


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I'm currently in the install of this but when it comes to the shifter arms that are connected to the bracket as shown below how do I remove these? Is there a locking mechanism or do I pull up on them from where they attach at the bracket?

They have a video shoot the install. Yes those are locking the area with all the ridges can be pulled away.
 


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Cool, thanks guys! I've not worked on something like that before and the video wasn't terribly descriptive when it came to how they were secured. Only takes about 10 minutes to get back to that point so that's good, at least. I'll try it out again when I get home!
 


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Boomba Transmission Bracket Bushings Install...

Went ahead and got the Black Boomba Racing solid shifter bracket bushings (for the shifter cable plate on the transmission.
Did the Install today and love the feel afterward it is just a tad crisper and more defined when selecting a gear . I also have the Mountune quick shift so your results may be different..

Here are some pics
Most of the Tools needed


Engine cover removed check


Air Intake tube and Airbox removed check


There is what i need to get to the shifter cable



Battery out Check and what you need to remove the battery box and attached ECU






At THIS POINT SOME HAVE REPORTED Getting the bushings replaced without taking the cables off or the braket out. That works too this is but one way to do it :)








Then just put everything you took off back on in the order you removed it and have fun
Very nice feel once it is done

Have had this upgrade in for a while and LOVE IT one of the best cost effective MODS you can do...
Kudo's Boomba!!

They provide very good instructions along with a great Product..
Here we see the Blue bushings also ;)

Did mine today, the only thing I did different was glue the bushing halves together with a dab of Permatex, made reinstalling the bracket easy. Sit it in place run the bolts in done.
 


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Boomba Transmission Bracket Bushings Install...

Went ahead and got the Black Boomba Racing solid shifter bracket bushings (for the shifter cable plate on the transmission.
Did the Install today and love the feel afterward it is just a tad crisper and more defined when selecting a gear . I also have the Mountune quick shift so your results may be different..

Here are some pics
Most of the Tools needed


Engine cover removed check


Air Intake tube and Airbox removed check


There is what i need to get to the shifter cable



Battery out Check and what you need to remove the battery box and attached ECU






At THIS POINT SOME HAVE REPORTED Getting the bushings replaced without taking the cables off or the braket out. That works too this is but one way to do it :)








Then just put everything you took off back on in the order you removed it and have fun
Very nice feel once it is done

Have had this upgrade in for a while and LOVE IT one of the best cost effective MODS you can do...
Kudo's Boomba!!

They provide very good instructions along with a great Product..
Here we see the Blue bushings also ;)

Am I the only one who can't see the pictures?
 


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Am I the only one who can't see the pictures?
he uploaded them from photobucket which i think no longer exists. i can't see them either. shame b/c pictures are great. did you find other videos/picture installs? I'm doing my install this weekend.
 


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I have the base bushings and short shift kit. Keep telling myself the bracket bushings aren't worth the hassle but then they keep creeping into my thoughts...
 


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I have the base bushings and short shift kit. Keep telling myself the bracket bushings aren't worth the hassle but then they keep creeping into my thoughts...
lol, same here. I wasn't going to bother after installing the SSK and the shifter base bushings but I realize the check engine codes I'm throwing happened after my SSK install so I need to take apart the battery housing to get to the ECU connection and put those back together again anyway so I figured I'd do the base bushings while I'm there. I keep hearing that is the most significant difference in shifter feel outside of upgrading the transmission oil so figure why not?
 


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