short throw shifter ?????
11-05-2010, 08:00 AM
#12
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: ohio
Posts: 8
cool guys thanks. so its unanamous. mgw ftw lol. if i ever decide to upgrade from the hurst then i will def get the mgw. cant beat a free hurst tho. and got a set of loudmouths too. what rattle were u talking about?
12-08-2010, 07:39 PM
#13
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: BC Canada
Posts: 17
I'm searching for a recommendation on a Shortthrow shifter as well
Without being able to feel the differences between the shifters, it makes it hard to pick one. Would you guys elaborate a bit as to why you like the MGWs? Is it a smoother shift? Less problems later on? Is it notchy (worse than stock?) and that's preferred by those that like that sort of thing?
Any insight you can offer as to why it's better (and in what regard) would be greatly appreciated!
Without being able to feel the differences between the shifters, it makes it hard to pick one. Would you guys elaborate a bit as to why you like the MGWs? Is it a smoother shift? Less problems later on? Is it notchy (worse than stock?) and that's preferred by those that like that sort of thing?
Any insight you can offer as to why it's better (and in what regard) would be greatly appreciated!
12-09-2010, 01:44 AM
#15
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Texas
Posts: 671
MOTORHEAD, I'm sure you'll find yourself pleased as punch with the Hurst... especially at the great price of free. If you find you happen to have gotten one with slightly loose tolerances, (haven't heard a lot of folks with more recently purchased ones complain) a few drops of a high quality gun oil (I use BreakFree Cleaner and Preservative) on the spherical bearing will shut it up. Well, and you just can't beat the looks of it.
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