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I've never seen bushings in the Z bar or pedal where the rods mount, it is straight metal on metal.
People have modified them to use a shifter bushing, but you have to grind off the flange, or you won't get the pin in it. I've seen some drill the holes on the Z bar out and slip a piece of brass tubing over the rod end, but finding one that fits is an issue, not to mention they will wear out faster too. If you've ever looked at a worn rod end where it goes into the Z bar (or pedal), you will know exactly why the Speed Direct setup was made. Only mod I can think of is yes, there is no bend, but it can be straight, and just open the hole in the firewall a little at the bottom. The seal/boot will still fit. Call them, there's a note on the part that says to call for more info. .
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I’ve made my own rods with heim joints similar to the one above for my 66 GTO. Pretty simple to make, and yes, a straight rod works just fine. Not sure why the factory rod was shaped the way it was. This is the setup I made recently for my 64 Lemans.
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