Legally_Blown

So if worse comes to worse I might end up having to buy another shifter? Where could I find that plastic "ball" to buy? Like what store?

03mustgt

Did you install your shifter? If you have a Tremec 3650 you need the plastic cap that goes on the end of the medal ball of the shifter that fits into the transmission. I would say if you dont have that its gonna be a Ford only item and you can prolly get it at a dealership.

01snake

had the same problem with my steeda. you have to tighten your bolts that hold the arm to the frame on the shifter.

i used loctite just to make sure

deff. will be buying a mgw soon. how short can you adjust that throw with those screws in the front and back of the shifter arm?

03mustgt

You cant adjust the throw on the MGW. I think you might be refering to the shifting stops. What you can do is adjust the handle 360* so it is comfortable. They used to make different handles to make the throw shorter but they dont anymore that I am aware of.

Pest007

I want to get the MGW, so if anyone on here wants a Roush Shifter, I'll trade ya!!

H0SS302

BURN to all the MGW freaks!!! haha

moot09

ya what this guy said pro 5.0 are the best you can get

01snake

what is the shortest smoothest shifter?

i have a steeda short throw but its not a tri-x. does that mean its a 5.0?

and what do you mean by shifter stops?

03mustgt

If its a steeda then its probably a tri-ax. Shifter stops are the bolts in the front and back of the shifter that you can thread in and out to keep you from overshifting and bending a shiftfork. Tremec 3650s come with internal stops so i didnt use mine. I love my mgw, but if you already have a triax i wouldnt spend the money to get an mgw. Any short throw is tons better than stock. As far as what gives the smoothest shift I cant answer that, as I have only had experience with my mgw. Most people seem to like the mgw though.