Prothane 8-1602 Red Shifter Stabilizer Bushing Kit

This was a great addition to my car. I already had it in the air to do an exhaust system. A couple bolts and some old stubborn rubber bushings later I had this installed in about 15 minutes. Highly recommend and like with any poly bushing make sure it's greased well.

Just had to use the stock metal washer housing outside of it. Shifting felt way better after. Easy to install. Recommend lubing it up a lot inside and out

My clutch isn’t as loose anymore and feels like it goes into gear a lot better now 👍

They worked well made my car feel good

It fits great and does what it’s supposed a little harder than I thought to install 95 del Sol

Havnt gotten to installing it yet but just a heads up, these bushings came with a tube of prothane grease. I didnt see it listed in the ad anywhere so i bought some seperatley as well. Always nice to have but i probably wouldnt have purchased extra had i known some was included. Besides that these bushings look pretty nice, mild scratches on the top but looks like pretty nice polyurethane.

Got these to replace the worn out factory bushings on a '96 Civic with 299K miles. I also replaced the shifter with a Skunk2 short throw. The difference is night and day. There is a sharp, notchy, positive feel when going through the gears. Going from 2nd to 3rd gear is seamless. Install was straightforward. There are a couple okay videos online that explain the install or you can spend $20 on a repair manual so you don't have to sift through all the bad ones(lots of bad ones).

I’ve tried buying the budget sets before and you end realizing where those savings are being passed down from… If you don’t want to have to be replacing these again within the next year just pay the extra $2-$3 and get something that you can rely on. This kit has great quality polyurethane bushings in it and even the guide sleeves are made noticeably higher grade of materials. Trust me, it may be a few dollars more at the moment but you’ll save yourself the trouble of having to replace the bushings again and the cost of getting these the second time around anyway!