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Got mine on e-bay. All polished SS with plastic linners. 2 for $10. Were ever you get them they need to be for this application. Some are way to tight for the shift rod. They should be free with .003-.005 shake. Snug and your shift will be like crap. The ebay seller I got mine from sent me a pair of chrome ones that were snug with no play and after trying them realized the shift was terrible. When I ask him about it he sent me the SS ones free of charge. I put a bolt through them and a nut on it and chucked it in my drill press and spun them for about 3-4 minutes at 2000 rpm to get the .003-.005 shake.
Last edited by Jackie Paper; Jul 21, 2011 at 09:52 PM.
That's funny because I was actually viewing this thread because I was trying to find out where to find replacement hem joints helped me out a lot are you really that concerned with ancient threads is that the the most you have going on?
That's funny because I was actually viewing this thread because I was trying to find out where to find replacement hem joints helped me out a lot are you really that concerned with ancient threads is that the the most you have going on?
What surprised me, is that I found some at my 'local' Independent ACE (Elliots) Hardware store...
I suppose you can get them delivered to your door from Amazon these days....
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