Hurst Vs. MGW
#11
RE: Hurst Vs. MGW
There both good shifters.. everyone is going to give you a different answer depending on what they have. I have never felt an MGW, but the hurst definitely has a notchy feel but you always know its in gear.
#15
RE: Hurst Vs. MGW
Most of the people I have seen talk on here about the shifters, some of which have owned both the Hurst and the MGW and they gave MGW the nod hands down. I have the MGW in my car and I have to say its pretty darn good...It would be very hard for anything to feel better than the MGW...its truely how the stock shifter should have been designed...
#18
RE: Hurst Vs. MGW
ORIGINAL: tombohum
I was about to buy a Hurst but now I'm having second thoughts[]
I was about to buy a Hurst but now I'm having second thoughts[]
If you're all about the performance and the look isn't as important to you, go MGW.
#19
RE: Hurst Vs. MGW
I've been debating this too. Between the MGW, Hurst, Pro5.0 and Steeda's. I want something thats gonna perform and is also durable. I'm leaning toward the MGW. Its hard finding anything negative about it and seems to be a real quality piece.
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#20
RE: Hurst Vs. MGW
ORIGINAL: tombohum
I was about to buy a Hurst but now I'm having second thoughts[]
I was about to buy a Hurst but now I'm having second thoughts[]
I had the older Hurst in mine, pulled it out and sold it a week later. could not stand the notchyness. MGW and never look back! Most complete kit on the market. includs Dynomat and rubber membrain and an additional heat pad...
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