Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
03-08-2008, 11:40 PM
#21
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RE: Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
ORIGINAL: howarmat
getting the torq limiters and brace is actually a better solution to the problem....after that any shifter will be great!
getting the torq limiters and brace is actually a better solution to the problem....after that any shifter will be great!
I have the K-Member with TL and it tightens up the shifting and reduces missed shifts by 90%.
No only that the drive train feels tighter and stronger and itfeels like more power is getting to the road.
I will go with some sort of short throw later after more important mods are done, but I just can't see the MGW being worth $300.
03-09-2008, 09:01 PM
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RE: Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
ORIGINAL: ThumperMX113
The MGW is leaps and bounds better than anything else out there, IMO.
I just ordered the CHE K Member Brace with Torque Limiters for $165 from LethalPerformance.com. I can't wait to get it installed ... No more missed shifts. LOL
The MGW is leaps and bounds better than anything else out there, IMO.
I just ordered the CHE K Member Brace with Torque Limiters for $165 from LethalPerformance.com. I can't wait to get it installed ... No more missed shifts. LOL
03-09-2008, 09:21 PM
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RE: Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
+2 and the MGW is over priced. Get a Hurst.
ORIGINAL: pascal
Yes, in that order
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ORIGINAL: howarmat
getting the torq limiters and brace is actually a better solution to the problem....after that any shifter will be great!
getting the torq limiters and brace is actually a better solution to the problem....after that any shifter will be great!
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03-09-2008, 09:35 PM
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RE: Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
Those that have installed the torque limiters (I plan on doing this tomorrow or Tuesday), do you feel the car rock more when you rev it up? Like when you install motor mounts?
03-09-2008, 09:40 PM
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RE: Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
Anyone who says the MGW is over priced, probably has never seen the kit or driven a vehicle with the shifter. I can promise you that the quality is top notch and second to none. The kit is package better than anything I've ever seen. It comes with directions, DVD directions, three layers of sound/heat insulation, I could go on and on about how this kit is better than the rest. Not to mention it's not notchy like the Hurst. If you want it to be notchy than DON'T get the MGW. The MGW has a solid, smooth, firm feel to it.
Just wanted to add that Lethal Performance advertises the parts "in stock" but doesn't have them in stock. The parts are drop shipped from CHE. I thought I'd go with a company in state, paying the sales tax none the less, so I could get them faster since Lethal is only a few hours away from me, WRONG. It's been five days and nothing yet. I haven't even got tracking information. [:'(]
Just wanted to add that Lethal Performance advertises the parts "in stock" but doesn't have them in stock. The parts are drop shipped from CHE. I thought I'd go with a company in state, paying the sales tax none the less, so I could get them faster since Lethal is only a few hours away from me, WRONG. It's been five days and nothing yet. I haven't even got tracking information. [:'(]
03-09-2008, 09:55 PM
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RE: Better mod MGW shifter or CHE K-Mem w/ Torque
ORIGINAL: ThumperMX113
Anyone who says the MGW is over priced, probably has never seen the kit or driven a vehicle with the shifter. I can promise you that the quality is top notch and second to none. The kit is package better than anything I've ever seen. It comes with directions, DVD directions, three layers of sound/heat insulation, I could go on and on about how this kit is better than the rest. Not to mention it's not notchy like the Hurst. If you want it to be notchy than DON'T get the MGW. The MGW has a solid, smooth, firm feel to it.
Just wanted to add that Lethal Performance advertises the parts "in stock" but doesn't have them in stock. The parts are drop shipped from CHE. I thought I'd go with a company in state, paying the sales tax none the less, so I could get them faster since Lethal is only a few hours away from me, WRONG. It's been five days and nothing yet. I haven't even got tracking information. [:'(]
Anyone who says the MGW is over priced, probably has never seen the kit or driven a vehicle with the shifter. I can promise you that the quality is top notch and second to none. The kit is package better than anything I've ever seen. It comes with directions, DVD directions, three layers of sound/heat insulation, I could go on and on about how this kit is better than the rest. Not to mention it's not notchy like the Hurst. If you want it to be notchy than DON'T get the MGW. The MGW has a solid, smooth, firm feel to it.
Just wanted to add that Lethal Performance advertises the parts "in stock" but doesn't have them in stock. The parts are drop shipped from CHE. I thought I'd go with a company in state, paying the sales tax none the less, so I could get them faster since Lethal is only a few hours away from me, WRONG. It's been five days and nothing yet. I haven't even got tracking information. [:'(]
