Tri-ax shifter
08-19-2005, 02:05 PM
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Tri-ax shifter
I will have the jba shorty headers intalled next week and was thinking about ordering the steeda tri-ax shifter. Is the installation on it difficult (money wise). Will it be worth the money as far as noticing a difference.
Thanks, Martin.
Thanks, Martin.
08-19-2005, 02:29 PM
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RE: Tri-ax shifter
I think you need to tell us what kind of driving you do. DO you normally baby the car, but every once in a while get all over it? If so, I wouldn't waste the money on that kind of mod. If you drive the car hard on a regular (or semi-regular) basis, then it might be worth it for you.
08-19-2005, 05:09 PM
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RE: Tri-ax shifter
The car is mostly a weekend warrior. I have a company car and normally take the car out on Fridays and Saturdays but when I do I can't help stepping on the gas every chance I take.
One of the reasons I was also considering changing to the tri-ax was that I heard so much of how smooth shifting is with it and that it really doesn't change the stock look.
One of the reasons I was also considering changing to the tri-ax was that I heard so much of how smooth shifting is with it and that it really doesn't change the stock look.
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