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[tdthomas64]

Im looking to get a new shifter
Can anyone tell me the difference between these two other than the price haha

http://www.americanmuscle.com/t5-t45...t-shifter.html

and

http://www.americanmuscle.com/sttrsht5802v.html

[JScottGT]

I'd stick with the Steeda Tri-Ax shifter. It is regarded as one of the best shifters available. I've been running one in my car for 8 years now and love it. A big part of the price difference looks like the cheaper one does not come with a shifter handle. Other than that, I have not heard of that company and cant offer much of an opinion as to whether or not its decent.

[01FR500]

The difference between thoes two is that the cheaper one is just a nice version of the stock shifter and a knock-off of good shifters like the Tri-Ax or the MGW shifter. I would recommend not going with the cheap one, and if you are going to get the tri-ax, go ahead and get THE best and get a MGW shifter. I have never read of anyone being disappointed with the MGW and there are people that have gone from a Tri-ax to the MGW shifter and been very impressed with the improvement. But out of thoes two you listed go with the Tri-ax, the cheaper one will inherently lack the R&D that is needed to produce a quality piece.

[bassman97]

Hurst FTW, especially w/ the chrome stick and white ball.

[TUFF 4.6]

I like the Pro 5.0 Its personnel preference. Stay with the better shifters and only have to buy one.

[zigzagg321]

MGW or dont bother.