5 speed owners what kinda shifter to go with
1/24/11, 03:33 PM
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5 speed owners what kinda shifter to go with
2010 owners what kind of short throw did you go with? I looked at the steeda tri-ax, roush and frpp shifters but i'm not too sure what to go with or who has the best product that makes a difference in shifting.
Any help is appreciated
Any help is appreciated
1/24/11, 03:40 PM
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MGW
Good reputation for improved shifting.
http://www.mgwltd.com/mustang2010_sh..._shifter.shtml
I know the 2005-09 shifter has a lot of fans.
http://www.mgwltd.com/mustang2010_sh..._shifter.shtml
I know the 2005-09 shifter has a lot of fans.
1/24/11, 04:20 PM
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1/24/11, 06:12 PM
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There was a similar thread on allfordmustangs and the concensus seemed to be the MGW; but I've read a lot of good comments on the Steeda also.
I can't figure out how those cue-ball shifters can be comfortable; do you guys actually shift with the ball in the palm or your hand with your hand flat across? That seems downright un-ergonomic; I like to hold my hand in a more natural up-and-down orientation, like reaching out to shake someone's hand, so I like the standard 400A shift **** better, and those slim/tall shifters seem like they'd fit even better.
Do you know what I mean; am I making any sense?
I can't figure out how those cue-ball shifters can be comfortable; do you guys actually shift with the ball in the palm or your hand with your hand flat across? That seems downright un-ergonomic; I like to hold my hand in a more natural up-and-down orientation, like reaching out to shake someone's hand, so I like the standard 400A shift **** better, and those slim/tall shifters seem like they'd fit even better.
Do you know what I mean; am I making any sense?
1/24/11, 07:46 PM
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There was a similar thread on allfordmustangs and the concensus seemed to be the MGW; but I've read a lot of good comments on the Steeda also.
I can't figure out how those cue-ball shifters can be comfortable; do you guys actually shift with the ball in the palm or your hand with your hand flat across? That seems downright un-ergonomic; I like to hold my hand in a more natural up-and-down orientation, like reaching out to shake someone's hand, so I like the standard 400A shift **** better, and those slim/tall shifters seem like they'd fit even better.
Do you know what I mean; am I making any sense?
I can't figure out how those cue-ball shifters can be comfortable; do you guys actually shift with the ball in the palm or your hand with your hand flat across? That seems downright un-ergonomic; I like to hold my hand in a more natural up-and-down orientation, like reaching out to shake someone's hand, so I like the standard 400A shift **** better, and those slim/tall shifters seem like they'd fit even better.
Do you know what I mean; am I making any sense?
Why the tri-ax?
1/27/11, 04:08 PM
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I can't figure out how those cue-ball shifters can be comfortable; do you guys actually shift with the ball in the palm or your hand with your hand flat across? That seems downright un-ergonomic; I like to hold my hand in a more natural up-and-down orientation, like reaching out to shake someone's hand, so I like the standard 400A shift **** better, and those slim/tall shifters seem like they'd fit even better.
Do you know what I mean; am I making any sense?
Do you know what I mean; am I making any sense?
I know exactly what you mean.
1/28/11, 12:57 PM
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MGW hands down.
1/28/11, 02:55 PM
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I'm sticking with the Bullitt shifter. I love it.
MGW would be my 2nd choice because of its adjustability and quietness (or so I've read on forums).
MGW would be my 2nd choice because of its adjustability and quietness (or so I've read on forums).