Nissan Silvia / 200SX / 240SX S14 Shift boot bracket

Project for a S14 shift boot bracket.

Added V2:
Bigger slotted alignment holes.
Slotted holes for screws-
Made for thicker boots, like leather. more distance between frame and shift bezel panel.

Very common that the lock pins gets broken off, I here is my version of "permanent fix".

The "screw lock" is optional! Only if you want to rotate lock the screw a tad more. It is however absolutely not necessary.

What you need:
Gluegun or superglue or epoxy. You decide.
8pcs countersunk screw. Like M4x12 or shorter.
8pcs NON locknut M4
8pcs washers if you want to.

What you do:
Glue the screws into the screw holder.
Grind the stock mounting points flat.
Glue the holder onto the existing X location.
Add your gaitor/boot, to the frame and secure the frame holder with nuts.

M4:
Pink holders = top / bottom.
Green holders = sides

There is also an option for M3 countersunk. Use whatever you like.

Tourqe VERY light, remember, its plastic! If you are afraid the nuts will come off, use an rubberband or something similiar on remaining threads.

Shift Gear Surround Trim Bezel Panel is not included, it can however be found as a scan model here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/3d-scan-nissan-silvia-200sx-240sx-s14-shift-gear-surround-trim-bezel-panel

Lastly, I apprecieate if you have some feedback of improvement that you want to implement etc, just send a message.

PLA, ASA, ABS, PETG.

I do however recomend ASA or ABS with a bit more heat resistance than PLA/PETG.