MGW Short Throw
01-30-2008, 08:59 PM
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RE: MGW Short Throw
The cool thing about the MGW is that you can adjust the "throw" via the shift linkage bolt from below AND by moving the shift "handle"up and down for height,which also affects the throw.
There's a linkage part between the shift handle and the shifter itself. You can also move the the linkage part back and forth tto adjust the reach. You can basically adjust EVERY part of the shifter until you either feel that it's not comfotable or not "safe". It's up to you!!! That's pretty awesome.
There's a linkage part between the shift handle and the shifter itself. You can also move the the linkage part back and forth tto adjust the reach. You can basically adjust EVERY part of the shifter until you either feel that it's not comfotable or not "safe". It's up to you!!! That's pretty awesome.
01-30-2008, 09:09 PM
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RE: MGW Short Throw
ORIGINAL: Rubrignitz
The cool thing about the MGW is that you can adjust the "throw" via the shift linkage bolt from below AND by moving the shift "handle"up and down for height,which also affects the throw.
There's a linkage part between the shift handle and the shifter itself. You can also move the the linkage part back and forth tto adjust the reach. You can basically adjust EVERY part of the shifter until you either feel that it's not comfotable or not "safe". It's up to you!!! That's pretty awesome.
The cool thing about the MGW is that you can adjust the "throw" via the shift linkage bolt from below AND by moving the shift "handle"up and down for height,which also affects the throw.
There's a linkage part between the shift handle and the shifter itself. You can also move the the linkage part back and forth tto adjust the reach. You can basically adjust EVERY part of the shifter until you either feel that it's not comfotable or not "safe". It's up to you!!! That's pretty awesome.
01-30-2008, 11:42 PM
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RE: MGW Short Throw
MGW is in Georga, and they ship UPS. soooooo, 2 days max once they ship it. but, they dont ship the shifters out everyday, they send them out in bulk. MGW is actually a very small company.
01-31-2008, 12:57 AM
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RE: MGW Short Throw
Did you order it from MGW's site or the "fake" one?
http://www.themustanggtstore.com/FOR...cts_Page_3.htm
http://www.themustanggtstore.com/FOR...cts_Page_3.htm
01-31-2008, 08:21 AM
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RE: MGW Short Throw
ORIGINAL: Stoenr
Did you order it from MGW's site or the "fake" one?
http://www.themustanggtstore.com/FOR...cts_Page_3.htm
Did you order it from MGW's site or the "fake" one?
http://www.themustanggtstore.com/FOR...cts_Page_3.htm
http://www.mgwltd.com/mustang2005_shifter.shtml
01-31-2008, 05:58 PM
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RE: MGW Short Throw
They never did with me. It just showed up. I order a lot of stuff online. Don't always expect an "amazon.com" type update with track #, etc. It's nice but smaller companies don't do it.
That's why I LOVE Summit (www.summitracing.com). GREAT customer service, you always get a warm fuzzy feeling with those guys. They've got it down. Even if they cost a bit more I go with them if I can. Professional service!
And you always get a free sticker/hat. I've got so many summit racing hats that I give them away to friends....
That's why I LOVE Summit (www.summitracing.com). GREAT customer service, you always get a warm fuzzy feeling with those guys. They've got it down. Even if they cost a bit more I go with them if I can. Professional service!
And you always get a free sticker/hat. I've got so many summit racing hats that I give them away to friends....