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Old Jun 27, 2011 | 04:13 PM
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Who else makes them? I've seen the ones from TWM for the 2011, and I know Doc I makes some for the earlier tC models, but are there minimal options right now for the 2011 tC?

Trying to find a set to go with my TRD SS, no sense to do the work twice, but things seem out of stock or not getting responses from emails from any company.

Just wondering what other companies have made these for any cars, figure I might as well start emailing around to see who else may make some bushings for us.
Old Jun 27, 2011 | 04:38 PM
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I know for a fact that Torque Solution makes Shifter Cable Bushings for the tC2...
Old Jun 27, 2011 | 05:48 PM
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Shift cable bushings seem to be the one thing that carried over from the 1st gen tC. When I went and talked to NST, they said when they went to develop them for the tC2, they found out they were the same size.

So any company that makes them for the tC1 should be able to help you.
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That's what I can count on from this forum, 2 intelligent answers from 2 beautiful men. Thank you kind sirs... you are both a scholar and gentlemen.

Placing my order right now for a set of bushings from Obnoxious Performance & my SS kit from TRD Source (with a nice 5% off coupon yo!)
Old Jun 27, 2011 | 06:51 PM
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You will like the trd ss. I didn't have the bushings but I could of gave you my trd ss. You want my engine cover? I still have it laying around, and not using it.
Old Jun 27, 2011 | 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by mdiluxe
You will like the trd ss. I didn't have the bushings but I could of gave you my trd ss. You want my engine cover? I still have it laying around, and not using it.
You still have The engine cover? Is that the Toyota Camry one? I'm looking for one.
Old Jun 27, 2011 | 09:22 PM
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Hey HEY, hold up there killer! lol

Thanks for the offer Lamont, but I'm tapped out for the month on my car purchases. If I'm able to sell my guitar pedal I might hit you back on any parts you've got left over, but don't hold them for me.

Back on topic though, how much did you enjoy your TRD SS? I've read up on them and strongly hope it (along with the cable bushings) get rid of the sloppy-feeling the stock setup has.
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Originally Posted by chicagokid
You still have The engine cover? Is that the Toyota Camry one? I'm looking for one.
Yea I still have it. It is the 2011 camry engine cover.

I left the trd ss, and the trd high flow filter on the car. I still have the stock paper filter laying around. Not sure what I want to do with that.
Old Jun 27, 2011 | 11:55 PM
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The Trd ss are you selling it... And the cover. I don't wanna step on anyone's toes here.. Lol
Old Jun 28, 2011 | 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by snjTC
The Trd ss are you selling it... And the cover. I don't wanna step on anyone's toes here.. Lol

The trd ss, I don't have. One of the mods moved my thread about me selling my engine cover to the for sale section instead of leaving in this forum. Bump.. but I have it laying it around and I will post pics later. I am @ work from 3p.m. to 11p.m and not @ home.
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If I get the TRD Quickshifter, will I still need the bushings? Or does the Quickshifter replaces the bushings altogether? Sorry for the dumb question...
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Not dumb, the TRD does not replace any bushings at all, it only relocates the cables in the engine bay. You can go replace the bushings as well, I only went with the cable bushings, but you can also get ones to replace the bushings on the shifter.

There are different materials on the bushings from different makers, I went with Delrin ones from Torque Solutions, but you can find others.
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Cool.... Thank you!!! I'm going with the Quickshifter and cable bushings. I do like the stock shifter height tho. I know weird....
Old Jun 29, 2011 | 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Scratch
That's what I can count on from this forum, 2 intelligent answers from 2 beautiful men. Thank you kind sirs... you are both a scholar and gentlemen.

Placing my order right now for a set of bushings from Obnoxious Performance & my SS kit from TRD Source (with a nice 5% off coupon yo!)
What's the coupon code? I couldn't find it? Thanks...
Old Jun 30, 2011 | 01:26 AM
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Try FJCF5OFF on trdsource, gets you 5% off the order...
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Quick question, anyone know if the bushings for a Mitsubishi Eclipse are the same size as the ones for the 2011 tC??
Old Jul 5, 2011 | 09:57 PM
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Not sure about the Eclipse bushings, but I did have a question about the TRD SS you're ordering. Is that the same red piece that Scion offers when you order the car new? I've been thinking about getting it as well since it offers a similar throw reduction (Scion.com advertises 25-30%) as the "other" brands (30%) and almost half the cost if you get it on a new car. I just haven't read much as far as reviews go with that SS on the tC2.
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Originally Posted by Scratch
Quick question, anyone know if the bushings for a Mitsubishi Eclipse are the same size as the ones for the 2011 tC??
Did the bushings work? I just got mine from the same place you did the packaging does say MITSU ECLIPSE 1G/2G. Hopefully it works. Thanks...
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I was told that they should work, but I won't know for a day or two, planning to do some installs this weekend.
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OK Cool... that's when I'm doing mine too.

Corey from Obnoxious Performance said that's the part # that came up when he put in 2011 Scion tC on the computer?!?!



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