cldnails

I recently purchased a new Steeda Tri-Ax shifter for my 99 Mustang Gt. Is this going to be an install I can do, myself having little experience in this aspect of my car? How difficult of an install are we talking? In addition, even if I am capable is this an item you would recomend a professional to install.</P>


Thanks for any and all information.</P>


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vfast

under an hour for a novice...I think 5.0 mag did the swap might want to check it out as if I tell ya you might not know want I'm saying with out pics

beezy

I also just had my tri-ax delievered today. I heard it was an easy install that even a newbie could do but I am still going to have my uncle assist me because I don't know what I am doing =(

vfast

go to
www.steeda.com
it has pics to help ya

Black Horse

It installs just like this...:</P>


http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/shift1.htm</P>

N2OJunkie

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Is the steeda tri ax as short aa the pro5?...Which one is more expensive and which one is better</P>

WyDoPn

shorter

gdear66

Steeda pretty much set the standard for these short shifters. I gotta say its a great part and its very easy to install. Just make sure you set it good with the sealant they recommend or you'll be swimming in transmission fluid.</P>


Don't worry, its NOT hard to do right.</P>

GTstang1998

What do you guys think about the MAC shifters?

N2OJunkie

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Great, I'm getting one right now.......</P>