Subject	Re: Solid metal homemade one.
Posted by	Rezaz32 on July 18, 2008 at 1:25 PM
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In Reply To	Solid metal homemade one. posted by aquariuscsm on July 18, 2008 at 01:01 PM
Message	:There was a post awhile back where someone made a solid metal one. Would there be any negative long term affects from having a setup like that? Nope. I've got one made up. It's just a welded piece of metal under the stock broken rubber. It works great with no problems and no breaking for a few years now. All the piece does is hold up the bracket, so I don't think it's that crucial to have the rubber mount, even though the rubber does give a little for movement, I guess.
Follow Ups	not cool... - Killer ZTT 11:03:10 07/18/08 yes, the rubber mount if a common failure point. - gt300zxtt 11:14:11 07/18/08 I had one fail as I was entering a freeway interchange - spotz 11:33:10 07/18/08 Great narrative, but why did your shifter affect braking and - TriniTT 15:32:23 07/18/08 Happened to me recently... - Zleepertt(MD) 11:28:26 07/18/08 Why would you expect a ~15y/o car to be free of maintance - Bernie (NoVA) 12:04:46 07/18/08 i know i know - Killer ZTT 15:33:07 07/18/08 I replaced mine when I added short shifter...its common (n/m) - dpjax 12:28:43 07/18/08 Solid metal homemade one. - aquariuscsm 13:01:57 07/18/08 Re: Solid metal homemade one. - Rezaz32 13:25:15 07/18/08 Your list could be 3 times longer if it were a TT. (n/m) - TriniTT 15:29:23 07/18/08 yeah i know... - Killer ZTT 15:35:17 07/18/08 Mine has held up for ~2 years 10k mi - BlackholeZ 16:33:37 07/18/08 Why is the mouse over pic of a little boy? (n/m) - Zleepertt(MD) 17:18:40 07/18/08 ya isn't that weird?? (n/m) - Multi_Read (MO) 19:05:20 07/18/08
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