Short throw shifter
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,070
From: IL
RE: Short throw shifter
ORIGINAL: fallfast90
I would also recommend the gasket as well. You wont have to worry about dealing with the sealent and letting it dry.
I would also recommend the gasket as well. You wont have to worry about dealing with the sealent and letting it dry.
The Godfather
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 15,480
From: Temple, Texas
RE: Short throw shifter
To put it simply, the Tri Ax and Pro 50 have the same short shift ratio, so it's stritcly a matter of which one you want. I have the Steeda, others have the Pro, but the MGW, from what I've heard, is far better, and it's fully adjustable, it just all comes down to rather or not you want to pay the price for it.
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Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 3,689
From: Navarre, FL
RE: Short throw shifter
ORIGINAL: jthorn9
To put it simply, the Tri Ax and Pro 50 have the same short shift ratio, so it's stritcly a matter of which one you want. I have the Steeda, others have the Pro, but the MGW, from what I've heard, is far better, and it's fully adjustable, it just all comes down to rather or not you want to pay the price for it.
To put it simply, the Tri Ax and Pro 50 have the same short shift ratio, so it's stritcly a matter of which one you want. I have the Steeda, others have the Pro, but the MGW, from what I've heard, is far better, and it's fully adjustable, it just all comes down to rather or not you want to pay the price for it.
stangshifters.com has both pro-50 and tri-ax at $169, $179...
I've converted over two cobra buddies of mine from tri-ax shifters after driving my car... svtperf. has a long thread about MGW.. Now think, if it's that good cobra's are talking that much about it.. it'll be great for you..
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Joined: Jan 2007
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RE: Short throw shifter
I got a Tri-Ax as one of my first mods and it really did make the car so much more fun to drive every time I drive it! It's got a really nice solid feel to it and makes ripping through the gears so much more fun! [sm=gears.gif]
I do remember after ordering mine though reading this whole thread about how great the MGW was and then kicking myself for not researching a little bit more! The MGW seems like a great shifter and if they're the same price you might want to try that route, but you can't go wrong with the Tri-Ax either and Autobadges.com has great service and great prices on those Tri-Ax shifters.
I do remember after ordering mine though reading this whole thread about how great the MGW was and then kicking myself for not researching a little bit more! The MGW seems like a great shifter and if they're the same price you might want to try that route, but you can't go wrong with the Tri-Ax either and Autobadges.com has great service and great prices on those Tri-Ax shifters.
