Subject	Agreed that you have to be careful to not over-tighten, but
Posted by	Woodnutz on August 01, 2019 at 12:47 PM
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In Reply To	You really may not want to do this posted by Polish on July 29, 2019 at 07:15 PM
Message	after driving my Z whose teflon bushings were completely gone, the notchy feel of the brass bushings was a welcome change. IIRC, I tightened the locknut down, then backed it off maybe 1/4 turn or so. If too tight, yes, you'll have difficulty shifting, but I preferred what I take as positive engagement through the lever. Obviously, personal preference plays into this as well. Either OEM or brass bushings, its still not the easiest area to work on.
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