Ok so i wanna get a short throw shifter for my Bullitt this summer. Which one should i get: Steeda Tri-ax, Pro 5.0, or The M&W Shifter? I've heard different reviews of all of them so help me decide k? Also will i have to update the tune on my Xcal 2 for the shifter? I don't think i do but maybe i'm wrong. Ok so everyone help me out.

 

i have a pro 5.0 its great, one of the best mods i have done. Just give it a little break in time

 

I have the Tri-ax and its ok, noisey though. I would get the MGW if I had to do it all over with out doubt.

 

Regretfully, this question has been asked and answered almost as much as which mufflers should I get for the "best" sound. Everyone will have a different opinion as to which Shifter is the "best". I have a Hurst and love it. Others have MGW and love them. Same for pro 5.0 and Steeda. The true answer to your question can be found by simply sitting in someones car and see which one you THINK is the "best" for you. Or, you can buy all of them, try each one and settle that way. Either way, ANYTHING is better than stock.

 

He just about said all u need to know

 

except MGW is the best .........

 

Don't listen to him, he has Barry Manilow and George Michael in his 6 disc changer.

 

:stupid: .........:bash:

 

+1 anyone that says otherwise is just an idiot

 

 

All I Gotta Say Is Mgw I Have One And Love It End Post!

 

So the general concensus i'm gettin here is MGW all the way??? Why is it so good and is it the quietest of all three? I wanna make sure i get the best one for my money.

 

hurst

 

yes it is by far the quietest of them all. I still have the steeda tri-ax but will eventually buy the MGW. The design is amazing and I know George personally and they product line is top notch bar none. Not to mention is so many adjustments you can move it to your liking.

 

someone needs to make an ****Official Shifter Thread***

 

I would say MGW is probably the best from what I've heard. I have the Tri-Ax and love it, but eventually I'll end up getting the MGW shifter. Also, there is no need to adjust your tune when installing a shifter.

 

jesus...how many of these are there gonna be

SEARCH!!!!!!!!!!

 

the truth yo!!!