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02-25-2007, 08:03 PM

#11

^iLLuSiOn^

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RE: MGW?

i had a mgw in my 97 and my new 01 has the tri ax..... i think the tri ax is the biggest pos ever made... when i get some extra money im buying another mgw and im gonna smash the tri ax to pieces.

02-25-2007, 08:49 PM

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cliffyk

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RE: MGW?

MGW is the finest kind--I don't know why anyone claimed it was not good for "powershifting". My grandfather always said "any machine is only as good as its operator", maybe they weren't good at powershifting...

02-25-2007, 08:54 PM

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Jaybird79

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RE: MGW?

Is the swivel handle on the MGW bring the actual shifter close to the driver? I have the stock shifter and it seems like a bit of a reach to the right for me. I'm wondering if the MGW will remedy this.

02-25-2007, 09:11 PM

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StickShifty

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RE: MGW?

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ORIGINAL: 003trublugt315

I have been wanting to get an MGW, but I heard that it isn't very good for powershifting.

no way, its great for that. goes into every gear like butter when i powershift. (except 5th and 1st)

02-25-2007, 09:15 PM

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RE: MGW?

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ORIGINAL: Jaybird79

Is the swivel handle on the MGW bring the actual shifter close to the driver? I have the stock shifter and it seems like a bit of a reach to the right for me. I'm wondering if the MGW will remedy this.

[/align][/align]It will position the **** 3/4" to 1" closer to the driver, when "aimed" at the driver as I have done...[/align]