Getting a short throw shifter
03-20-2005, 06:03 PM
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RE: Getting a short throw shifter
i looked at them, looks like it wont work good. the thing i didnt like was the collar that holds the handle, with a of gear jamming looks like it might get loose. i dont know just my opinion.
03-20-2005, 08:09 PM
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RE: Getting a short throw shifter
listen to me, I have felt most shifters but the mgw. I've got a pro50, and I have not felt a single shifter tighter and better feeling than it is. I promise you if you get a pro50 you will be very very happy. btw I'm pretty sure all short throw shifters are "springloaded" or the same idea atleast, I know its pretty much impossible to miss 3rd in mine. PRO50
03-20-2005, 08:17 PM
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RE: Getting a short throw shifter
ORIGINAL: Silver4.6
listen to me, I have felt most shifters but the mgw. I've got a pro50, and I have not felt a single shifter tighter and better feeling than it is. I promise you if you get a pro50 you will be very very happy. btw I'm pretty sure all short throw shifters are "springloaded" or the same idea atleast, I know its pretty much impossible to miss 3rd in mine. PRO50
listen to me, I have felt most shifters but the mgw. I've got a pro50, and I have not felt a single shifter tighter and better feeling than it is. I promise you if you get a pro50 you will be very very happy. btw I'm pretty sure all short throw shifters are "springloaded" or the same idea atleast, I know its pretty much impossible to miss 3rd in mine. PRO50
03-20-2005, 10:10 PM
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RE: Getting a short throw shifter
I started with a Steeda Tri-Axe. Naturally, I was instantly in love with the shorter, more precise shifts. Soon, however, I came to despise the gear chatter that the Tri-Axe made at freeway speeds.
Having heard about the MGW shifter, and knowing first hand about the quality of their products (I have a complete MGW billet interior), I ordered one up. A couple days later, it was installed and ready to go. Let me tell you; the MGW is light years ahead of the Tri-Axe. The throws are so much shorter, the shifts more precise and not a hint of gear chatter. The MGW is a superior product, in my opinion.
Of coarse, this is just my opinion and everyone has a tendency to favor what they own.
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Having heard about the MGW shifter, and knowing first hand about the quality of their products (I have a complete MGW billet interior), I ordered one up. A couple days later, it was installed and ready to go. Let me tell you; the MGW is light years ahead of the Tri-Axe. The throws are so much shorter, the shifts more precise and not a hint of gear chatter. The MGW is a superior product, in my opinion.
Of coarse, this is just my opinion and everyone has a tendency to favor what they own.
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03-20-2005, 10:32 PM
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RE: Getting a short throw shifter
ORIGINAL: gill7784
I started with a Steeda Tri-Axe. Naturally, I was instantly in love with the shorter, more precise shifts. Soon, however, I came to despise the gear chatter that the Tri-Axe made at freeway speeds.
Having heard about the MGW shifter, and knowing first hand about the quality of their products (I have a complete MGW billet interior), I ordered one up. A couple days later, it was installed and ready to go. Let me tell you; the MGW is light years ahead of the Tri-Axe. The throws are so much shorter, the shifts more precise and not a hint of gear chatter. The MGW is a superior product, in my opinion.
Of coarse, this is just my opinion and everyone has a tendency to favor what they own.
[sm=americanasmiley.gif]
I started with a Steeda Tri-Axe. Naturally, I was instantly in love with the shorter, more precise shifts. Soon, however, I came to despise the gear chatter that the Tri-Axe made at freeway speeds.
Having heard about the MGW shifter, and knowing first hand about the quality of their products (I have a complete MGW billet interior), I ordered one up. A couple days later, it was installed and ready to go. Let me tell you; the MGW is light years ahead of the Tri-Axe. The throws are so much shorter, the shifts more precise and not a hint of gear chatter. The MGW is a superior product, in my opinion.
Of coarse, this is just my opinion and everyone has a tendency to favor what they own.
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looks like ill be going with the MGW
