Hurst vs. Stock
12-31-2007, 07:48 PM
#13
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RE: Hurst vs. Stock
ORIGINAL: Bluestar
I love the Hurst Shifter.......If you want you can go through all 5 gears with your elbow on the console, just by flicking your wrist. For the Price, You can't beat the Hurst.
I love the Hurst Shifter.......If you want you can go through all 5 gears with your elbow on the console, just by flicking your wrist. For the Price, You can't beat the Hurst.
12-31-2007, 10:10 PM
#16
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RE: Hurst vs. Stock
Just to be clear - the MGW shifter is not "smooth". Its what I would call "notchy". I hear that the Hurst is the same way. It clicks into gears in a very positive way. There is absolutely no doubt about the gear change, its actually kindof loud, you can hear it click from gear to gear. You can shift it with a flick of the wrist because the throw is so much shorter, not because it takes less effort. Not sure about the Hurst but the MGW is height adjustable so you can set it to the exact throw and height that suites your arm, hand and style. I highly recommend the Hurst or MGW over the stock unit, either way you can't go wrong.
01-01-2008, 12:56 AM
#19
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RE: Hurst vs. Stock
ORIGINAL: pnandy
someone posted a pic that morph 4 pictures into one showing the difference between the stock and hurst when it was in first and second if you can find that pic you can see how big the difference is
someone posted a pic that morph 4 pictures into one showing the difference between the stock and hurst when it was in first and second if you can find that pic you can see how big the difference is
01-01-2008, 08:06 AM
#20
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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RE: Hurst vs. Stock
ORIGINAL: Rdot9
so it requires more strength, but i can shift it with the flick of my wrist? im confused,are you saying it's a shorty shift or it's really easy?
so it requires more strength, but i can shift it with the flick of my wrist? im confused,are you saying it's a shorty shift or it's really easy?
2. It requires a bit more pressure to move it than the stock shifter.
3. It lets you know you are in gear, click, clack = Sweet!
4. If this girl can do it, so can you.
