Anyone with Steeda Tri Axe Shifter?
07-20-2009, 12:55 AM
#23
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: CA
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no knock on the Hurst or anyone that has one... I HAD one and it just wasn't for me, it did have a more POSITIVE feel than the Steeda, Pro 50, B&M, and MGW shifters I have tried on customer cars that I have installed. My only real beef with the Hurst was that yeah, just too notchy, and the handle was too high.... I fixed the handle issue (cut below the upper hole and drilled a new upper hole) handle height was great but the notchy wouldn't go away, so the Hurst went away. Ran the stocker for a while then I came across a B&M for short money. The B&M was exactly what I was looking for, nice short and SMOOTH shifts, the handle could be shorter but I won't complain. I have had the opportunity to use all those shifter, and came to the conclusion that it is mostly personal taste when it comes down to it.
07-20-2009, 01:18 AM
#24
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: MO
Posts: 403
blahblahblah I guess Im a dick because I like to read post by people who know what they are talking about rather then just retarded post's with no thought behind them....
its helps if people have knowledge or experience with the product before they give there opinion otherwise its just hot air......
Its a shame your hurst rattled and it was to clunky as you say.
thanks for the life lesson on opinions it really hit home ......
its helps if people have knowledge or experience with the product before they give there opinion otherwise its just hot air......
Its a shame your hurst rattled and it was to clunky as you say.
thanks for the life lesson on opinions it really hit home ......
No problem, I'm sure you have a long ways to go.
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