MGW shifter ordered!
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Pro
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From: Philadelphia
Melting Slicks
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I love mine and couldn't live without it! I will say however it does take some getting used to. Especially that 5th to 4th down shift...I used to miss that shift from time to time until I got used to it. The shifter is very precise...Some will say notchy, but I like that about it. Very short confident shifts makes it a very nice upgrade from the standard. Good luck!
Racer
Joined: Oct 2014
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From: Savannah GA
MGW installed. Took me about 3 hours but I really took my time and watched the video and read the MGW install in the sticky thread.
Just drove my car and everyone's anology to the shifting being similar to a bolt action rifle is spot on. The shifts are precise and going into reverse is a breeze. Overall, I would recommend the MGW shifter as finding gears is easy and i like the different bolt action shifting. The internal MGW parts are definitely better material than compared to the oem. I did go with the stock look instead of the flat stick with cue ball. Glad I did as I really like the stock look.
Check this mod off my list!
Just drove my car and everyone's anology to the shifting being similar to a bolt action rifle is spot on. The shifts are precise and going into reverse is a breeze. Overall, I would recommend the MGW shifter as finding gears is easy and i like the different bolt action shifting. The internal MGW parts are definitely better material than compared to the oem. I did go with the stock look instead of the flat stick with cue ball. Glad I did as I really like the stock look.
Check this mod off my list!
Took a quick drive around the block and I agree with everyone, very precise. Well worth the money and time to install.
