My MGW Shifter broke
09-25-2008, 08:08 PM
#11
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Not saying it could not break, but, is that the actual shift handle you got from MGW? This is a pic of the shift handle meant for a stock shift **** that came with mine....Sure don't look the same....???? Did you buy the shifter new from MGW?
09-25-2008, 08:16 PM
#13
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thats what mine looks like too. hmm. I think either.
A- its an early shifter and MGW made major improvements or..
B- its not an MGW or someone cobbled it up.. something ain't right there
A- its an early shifter and MGW made major improvements or..
B- its not an MGW or someone cobbled it up.. something ain't right there
09-25-2008, 08:35 PM
#14
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i have the same one as you Mike. i am surprised you hadnt posted already
09-26-2008, 12:19 AM
#15
Join Date: Sep 2008
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HEY GUYS,
you simply have an early build shifter and we have since eliminated the rubber sleeve as it was overkill and not needed. simply call julie or peggy monday and they can send you out a new shaft and bracket free of charge. we had some issues with it not staying tight but frankly never saw one break. but no worries the new shaft will NOT break :P
regards
george ciamillo
owner mgw 706-793-1770
you simply have an early build shifter and we have since eliminated the rubber sleeve as it was overkill and not needed. simply call julie or peggy monday and they can send you out a new shaft and bracket free of charge. we had some issues with it not staying tight but frankly never saw one break. but no worries the new shaft will NOT break :P
regards
george ciamillo
owner mgw 706-793-1770
09-26-2008, 12:29 AM
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HEY GUYS,
you simply have an early build shifter and we have since eliminated the rubber sleeve as it was overkill and not needed. simply call julie or peggy monday and they can send you out a new shaft and bracket free of charge. we had some issues with it not staying tight but frankly never saw one break. but no worries the new shaft will NOT break :P
regards
george ciamillo
owner mgw 706-793-1770
you simply have an early build shifter and we have since eliminated the rubber sleeve as it was overkill and not needed. simply call julie or peggy monday and they can send you out a new shaft and bracket free of charge. we had some issues with it not staying tight but frankly never saw one break. but no worries the new shaft will NOT break :P
regards
george ciamillo
owner mgw 706-793-1770
Top notch as usual
09-26-2008, 10:36 AM
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