Alright, my shifter bushings got delivered to my home while I'm at work. So I'm on my way home from work and there's this really nice older oldsmobile that this older gentleman is driving right behind me. He looked like he was about 60 years old or so, and it looked like he had alot of work done to this car. Well, we're driving along and we go on this stretch of nice curvy road with no traffic so i decide to partake in some spirited driving. Sure enough this fellow is going to join in the fun. I was actually quite surprised, my turbo kicked in and this olds is still right with me. I'm not driving as hard as I could, not even close to breaking traction around the curves. I look in the rearview and the guy is fishtailing all over the place. I slow down and watch and sure enough he loses it and runs straight in to the side of the mountain. Tore up the front of his car pretty good. I stopped to make sure he was OK. He was fine, obviously frustrated though, the car was still drivable so he went on. I feel awful for the guy but I think it really says something about the handling of the MS3 as well. Like I said, wasnt even close to breaking traction and this wasn't some young punk, seemed to be a seasoned driver.
But anywho, got the TWM shifter bushings in. I was actually surprised, made more of a difference than I thought it would. Only two words I can think of to describe the feeling is crisp and solid. There are no extra vibrations or anything like that. I'm impressed. Now if my CS inserts would hurry up and get here!
But anywho, got the TWM shifter bushings in. I was actually surprised, made more of a difference than I thought it would. Only two words I can think of to describe the feeling is crisp and solid. There are no extra vibrations or anything like that. I'm impressed. Now if my CS inserts would hurry up and get here!
