2014 Revision MGW Shifter
2/22/14, 08:01 PM
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2/23/14, 05:17 AM
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"Honey, they were all out of swivel sockets at the hardware store so I had to replace the driveshaft too... But don't worry, it was ON SALE!!"
Wish i would have thought of that hahaa
2/23/14, 09:35 AM
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I ordered mine last Monday, along with one of MGW's composite shifters. I asked the salesperson that took my order, if the shaft would accommodate the stock shift **** & she told me that it would. I hope that she was correct, that way I have the option of switching back, should I not like the feel of the new shifter.
2/23/14, 10:26 PM
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I'm sorry that this is off track but does anyone I'm socal have an mgw? I'm pretty happy with my car with just the steeda shift bracket but I read threads like this and I feel like I might be missing out.
2/24/14, 12:39 PM
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Not local...but I've driven a car with the Barton shifter and bracket and that was much better than my stock one. And the MGW is far better than the Barton.
2/24/14, 04:49 PM
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Very nice mod. I've had mine about a year and love it, no regrets at all. I also like how the company continues to improve it. It's too bad that that it is under the car and all covered up. Would be nice to show it off.
2/24/14, 06:08 PM
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I've driven a mustang with the MGW and I have the Steeda now. The MGW had just a little more nvh but nothing remotely bothersome. While the shifting was a little better, I know it's an all around better shifter and I do want one but I'm having a hard time deciding and just going for it. This thread and others help but is there anyone here who has went from the Steeda tri-ax to the MGW that could help me decide?
2/28/14, 02:06 AM
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I've driven a mustang with the MGW and I have the Steeda now. The MGW had just a little more nvh but nothing remotely bothersome. While the shifting was a little better, I know it's an all around better shifter and I do want one but I'm having a hard time deciding and just going for it. This thread and others help but is there anyone here who has went from the Steeda tri-ax to the MGW that could help me decide?
2/28/14, 11:52 AM
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I've had one on my '13 GT500 for about two months now. I really like it. I've got the throws set to the shortest distance, there's still a little more play in it than I'd prefer but it's preferable over the stock shifter.