Audi VW Billet Solid Shifter Bushing Kit - 034Motorsport 0345083015

Reference:

Fitment - Linkage Shape - Material - Part #

• Version 1 - Rectangle (Metal) 034-508-3014
• Version 2 - Rectangle (Plastic) 034-508-3015
• Version 3 - Round (Metal) 034-508-3017
• Version 4 - Round (Plastic) 034-508-3018

The 034Motorsport Billet Solid Shifter Bushing Kit replaces the factory rubber shifter linkage bushings with precision machined billet aluminum and bronze components. This kit eliminates the compliance of the factory rubber bushings, providing a much more direct feel and actuation of the shifter linkage. Get intimately in touch with your manual transmission and enjoy fast, clean, and precise shifts through the gears!

The 034Motorsport Billet Solid Shifter Bushing Kit is precision CNC machined from billet 6061 aluminum to fit perfectly in the factory shift linkage ends, with CNC machined bronze sleeve bearings for years of maintenance free operation.

Installation is very easy, making this a very affordable performance upgrade for the DIY mechanic that offers an immediately noticeable improvement in shifter feel and shifting accuracy.

FEATURES

• Tightens shifter feel and improves shifter actuation by eliminating compliant rubber bushings.
• Shifter bushing side plates machined from billet 6061 aluminum.
• Shifter bushing side plates black anodized for corrosion resistance.
• Shifter bushings machined from billet bronze for years of maintenance free operation.
• Precision machined for exact fit.

DETERMINE WHICH VERSION FITS YOUR VEHICLE

There are two items to verify to determine the correct version for your vehicle, and they correspond to the fore and aft shifter linkage (moves when you move the shift lever forwards and backwards) and the side to side shifter linkage (moves when you move the shift lever left or right). For the fore and aft shifter linkage cable end, determine if the shape is rectangular or round. For the side to side shifter linkage determine if the relay material is made of metal or plastic. The graphic below on the left shows the orientation of the cable ends looking into the engine bay from in front of the car. The graphic below on the right shows how to identify a rectangle shifter cable end vs. a round shifter cable end.