What is the best shifter for a Mach 1?

[99lightning_svt]

Whats the best for the mach 1??

 

[MachME]

Mgw

 

[XCELR8]

I have a Tri-Ax, but wish I had a MGW.

 

[ponygt65]

I have only used the Steeda Tri-Ax...I loved it.

I have been told the MGW is great. some have said they it is a tad harsh for a DD, but some have said that that was BS.....so??..not sure if I helped or confused more.

I have also heard the pro5.0 was junk.

 

[ster!nn]

MGW- and it's not even listed, it's 10x the shifter than any listed. lol

 

[OrangeMach23]

Add MGW to your poll and you will find the answer!


MGW FTW! http://www.mgwltd.com/mustang_shifter.shtml + CobraBob's shifter gasket and you have the :sleeping: shifter on the market!

 

[RocMach1]

Mgw

 

[saleenmuscle18]

I just went from a hurst to a mgw and the mgw is alot stiffer with a much shorter throw

 

[suaveflooder]

MGW...add that to your poll...if you haven't figured it out yet, 95% of people are going to suggest that shifter. It is FAR superior to ANY other shifter out there.

 

[99lightning_svt]

MGW...add that to your poll...if you haven't figured it out yet, 95% of people are going to suggest that shifter. It is FAR superior to ANY other shifter out there.

If i knew how i would...

 

[eenster]

had a mgw on my 99 gt........ loved it. it was the orange handle.

 

[BM1]

A lot of people say MGW is the best, but I really don't think it matters. A short throw and shift stops are what they all basically provide. The MGW does have an adjustable handle if you need it closer to your body.

 

[OrangeMach23]

A lot of people say MGW is the best, but I really don't think it matters. A short throw and shift stops are what they all basically provide. The MGW does have an adjustable handle if you need it closer to your body.

I have had the UPR and Steeda Tri-ax in my 00GT and now I have the MGW. There is no comparison and almost everyone on here says MGW. I think that should tell you something. :dw:

 

[BM1]

I have had the UPR and Steeda Tri-ax in my 00GT and now I have the MGW. There is no comparison and almost everyone on here says MGW. I think that should tell you something. :dw:

I didn't knock it. I actually listed one of its features that none of the others have.

I'd buy one, but my Tri-Ax gets the job done.

 

[STG]

A lot of people say MGW is the best, but I really don't think it matters. A short throw and shift stops are what they all basically provide. The MGW does have an adjustable handle if you need it closer to your body.

I bought a Tri Ax through Scott Hoag and like it very much. Scott ships his shifters WITHOUT the adjustible stop-bolts because the TR 3650 has internal stops. You should not use adjustable shift stops with any aftermarket shifter on a TR3650.

Incorrectly adjusted shift stop-bolts can prevent gears from engaging completely causing severe damage.

Both Scott Hoag and an engineer at Tremec confirmed this in telephone conversations

 

[BM1]

You should not use adjustable shift stops with any aftermarket shifter on a TR3650.

Incorrectly adjusted shift stop-bolts can prevent gears from engaging completely causing severe damage.

Properly adjusted shift-stops don't interfere with gear engagement. That is the point of adjusting them.

 

[ponygt65]

I bought a Tri Ax through Scott Hoag and like it very much. Scott ships his shifters WITHOUT the adjustible stop-bolts because the TR 3650 has internal stops. You should not use adjustable shift stops with any aftermarket shifter on a TR3650.

Incorrectly adjusted shift stop-bolts can prevent gears from engaging completely causing severe damage.

Both Scott Hoag and an engineer at Tremec confirmed this in telephone conversations

Properly adjusted shift-stops don't interfere with gear engagement. That is the point of adjusting them.

Incorrectly v. Properly guys. Some people can't even remember to use 91 octane. LOL.

 

[t0ad]

I have a pro 5.0 and while it may not be as good as a mgw... I will probably never know, cause it works great in my car... maybe it is the mgw handle and mrt ball that makes it better :shrug:

 

[STG]

Properly adjusted shift-stops don't interfere with gear engagement. That is the point of adjusting them.

Yeah, what the **** do Scott Hoag and the engineers at Tremec know?

 

[nelos04]

I got a tri ax on mine and love it gets the job done but havent try the MGW.