Thread: Cheap shifter stabilizer mount

^^Those pics are from under the car with the heatshield removed to access the bottom of the shifter.You will need to drop the exhaust some,to get in there,most likely.

Anyone remember the guy that made an adjustable shifter mount? That thing was slick!

no one made and adjustable one.

Thanks @eggman. Nice signature, way easier to remember over, and understeer

Hi again. Can anyone point me to where I can get the energy suspension shifter bushing kit part#7.1103 that comes with the rear bracket? I've been searching google, but everytime I contact sellers, they keep telling me that pics with the bracket are stock images and they only have shipping the 2 round bushing parts. I see the link for the cheap shifter stabilizer mount (thanks God for the one who came up with that), but I'm a little bit hesitant to order 1 pair of the sway bar bushing when I'm only going to use 1 of them. Did ES stop producing the rear bracket?
If I don't find a complete set, I might just go for the 7.1103 round bushings, and the 9.5101.

Hi, sorry for bringing this thread back to life but I have the same problem. I've got a B13 GA16DE, I haven't gone under the car to check, but will this mod also work for my car? I've been searching all over for an energy bushing shifter kit#7.1103 with the bracket part, but zilch. All sellers I've contacted only have the 2 round bushings when I give them the part#.

No problem bumping this thread. Good searching.
I just checked and my advice in post #54 just two posts above yours is still valid. Search Murray's for part # 95101 and it comes right up.

Yes, this should work for a GA16DE-powered B13 as well.

Threads merged!

That's too bad. All of us have to either buy two, and use one (and sell the other one) or find someone else selling one... It's not that big of a deal. Hook up with someone else who bought two and has one left over, or buy two new ones...

ES never produced a rear shift stabilizer bracket. They produce a tiny swaybar mount that we use as a rear shift stabilizer bracket.

Huh?

@benfenner my bad on the double post. I accidentally hit backspace and thought that I erased what turned out to be post#65. And thanks for pointing me to Murray's. Will have the whole weekend to do this so might as well replace the round bushings in front and the rear bracket to save time.