Which is smoother?
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From: St. Peters MO.
i've been using the hurst with no problems I like the solid precise shifts but I can't make a good comparison because I've only had ths stock one and now the Hurst. The stock piece was ok for a factory offerring but the after market is the place of choice.
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From: Edmond OK.
looks like stock shifter
Originally Posted by BSiegPaint
If you want the smoothest short throw, get a Mallett. Costs twice as much, but you won't believe the difference.
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From: Hendersonville NC
Originally Posted by BSiegPaint
If you want the smoothest short throw, get a Mallett. Costs twice as much, but you won't believe the difference.
Hmmmm, wasn't aware of them. Been checking out the Hurst and heard good things about the Breathless Performance. Thanks for the tip.
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Originally Posted by GOOSE JR.
i've been using the hurst with no problems I like the solid precise shifts but I can't make a good comparison because I've only had ths stock one and now the Hurst. The stock piece was ok for a factory offerring but the after market is the place of choice.
