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Where we feel the most connected to our BMW is the shifter. A precise, snappy, sharp shift gives you the tactile and rewarding feel unlike any other. If your shifter is more slop than shift, it is time to replace or upgrade your shift bushings. Choose between our upgraded carriers bushings and shifter bushings to give your driving experience a serious upgrade, or bring back the factory precision with repair kits.

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Rogue Engineering Rear Carrier Bushing Mount - G8X M3 M4

T#:18766684

Part#: RE.RCBM

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$ 129.00 USD

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The Rogue Engineering rear shifter carrier bushing is specifically designed to fit the G8X chassis. It replaces the flimsy OEM bushing and secures the manual transmission carrier with a custom-molded urethane bushing in a CNC'd aluminium mount. By installing this bushing, it allows the shifter pattern to be more precise and accurate.

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Rogue Engineering Rear Carrier Bushing Mount - F8X M2 M3 M4, F3X 3 & ...

T#:48401514

Part#: RE.RCBM-F8X

Ships on Sep 25, 2026

$ 109.00 USD

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The Rogue Engineering rear shifter carrier bushing is specifically designed to fit the F8X chassis. It replaces the flimsy OEM bushing and secures the manual transmission carrier with a custom-molded urethane bushing in a CNC'd aluminium mount. By installing this bushing, it allows the shifter pattern to be more precise and accurate.

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OEM Rein Shifter Ball Bushing - Multiple BMWs

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T#:362834

Part#: 25111220600

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This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
08-31-2026

$ 7.19 USD

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08-31-2026

$ 7.19 USD

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This bushing is the point where the shifter arm pivots. If you are experiencing excess play in your shifter, this could be the cause. Worn out shifter ball bushings allow too much movement from wear over time.

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