MGW Shifter Installation

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4/27/12, 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by ace72ace

Just before I pulled the trigger on my order, I watched all the videos they have on their website. Wow, you can just see exactly where the money goes into this unit. No need to slam the other brands, but agree with your point in that you are settling for a compromise since it doesn't replace the entire unit. There's good, better, and best, and so far the votes seem to be in that MGW = Best.

I'm looking forward to getting mine and enjoying it on my new Boss.

I feel pretty comfortable with my statement regarding the other brands since its 100% proven that they aren't replacing the entire unit. It's not my opinion - its just a fact.

I love Steeda - I have a pretty full package of Steeda suspension parts on my car (upper/lower control arms, relocation brackets, panhard bar, boss springs). It's just that in this case their product is inferior.

Anyone on the fence should go watch the MGW videos explaining the design vs. the stock shifter box in their entirety. If you still want to go with only a 50% replacement of the stock shifter then by all means go ahead.

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4/27/12, 07:21 PM

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I was trying to be diplomatic/PC since I don't own one yet, just relying on good faith word of mouth advertising...

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4/29/12, 07:15 AM

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Would this shifter mess with the factory warranty.

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4/29/12, 07:49 AM

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That's debatable, depends on your dealer. If you are worried about warranty issues, wait until your 3/36 is up.

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4/29/12, 09:52 AM

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Would this shifter mess with the factory warranty.

Call your dealer ahead of time and ask them. My dealer said that "no", it wouldn't affect the warranty. Of course if the shifter causes damage or if the shifter itself is damaged, Ford will not cover that.