Shifter Bushings; where and how much?

[Chicane]

One of the best things I ever installed in my old neon was poly shift bushings. Are there any available for the 3g accord? Where can I get some cheap?

[1987HondaAccord]

what do those do? i'm new to manual tranny's

[2old_honda]

nobody makes them specifically for the accord, but the bushings for 84-87 civic/crx's swap right in. They are made by Energy Suspension. I believe they cost $15-20 just about anywhere that sells Energy Suspension stuff

[BlueBead]

the ES poly sway bar bushings are apperently great too.. they're on my to do list

[nswst8]

$16.95 plus shipping. :thumbup:

[GunnarH]

$16.95 plus shipping. :thumbup:

Web-adress?

[b20a86lude]

also i figured out something rtecently to was that the ones for the b16 civic si model i didnt knwo of nopi at the time and i tryed them out and i put them in my shift linkage and never had a problem it was a very tight squeeze but i got them in with tons of wd40 but it worked have never had a problem with them yet

[1987HondaAccord]

so the bushings fit in where the tranny connects to the linkage? and replacing them with better bushings would make the shifting feel a little tighter?

[danronian]

http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?target=esearch.asp&N=100&Ntk=PartSearch&Ntt=ens161101r&x=16&y=8

Here is a link to the black (they also have red) poly shifter bushings for an 87 civic. After I put in my adjustable shortshifter I found that the rubber stablizer bushings were so worn out that the shifter linkage rod and the stabilizer bar vibrate against eachother, I hope these fix my problem. I also ordered front sway bar bushings (that bolt to the frame) and an accel super coil at summit. Now I just need to buy a fuel filter, rotor, cap, and some plug new wires and hopefully the car will run right once again.