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Good info up Cliffy! I loved my MGW shifter. When i bought my T-56, the guy gave me the steeda tri-ax he had on it so i will now get to see what it feels like. From the looks of it, i'm not going to like it as much as the MGW. The tri-ax, granted the tranny is not in the car, seems to have a bit more play in it vs my MGW that i have on the stock tranny. The other thing i liked about the MGW is that capability to position the shifter lever where ever you wanted(no more reaching for 3rd or 5th gear). This wont happen with the tri-ax..... The only adjustments you can make are to raise or shorten the lever itself. I'm going to try it though just to see how it feels.
awesome write up, cliffy! where did you get the coin delete with the shift pattern on it? I like it a lot.
eBay, $10 shipped--kind of pricey for whay it is (engraved name tag plastic), however it has held up well for 2 years now and is a lot better than the silly crap collecting change holder...
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Thank you all for the great feed back!
eBay, $10 shipped--kind of pricey for whay it is (engraved name tag plastic), however it has held up well for 2 years now and is a lot better than the silly crap collecting change holder...
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Thank you all for the great feed back!
weird i couldnt find it on there...ill keep checking though, thanks!
yep no luck...maybe i can get a polished one from UPR and get a 5 speed pattern decal to thrown on it. wouldnt be as clean, but still nice. sorry to thread jack, continue giving praises to cliffy
eBay, $10 shipped--kind of pricey for whay it is (engraved name tag plastic), however it has held up well for 2 years now and is a lot better than the silly crap collecting change holder...
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Thank you all for the great feed back!