GregB-Dark-Horse
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Perfect! Ok I stand corrected! Thanks!
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Let me know if I can assist with the Steeda Tri-Ax or put you in touch with our engineering department on why we designed it/prefer it over the competition - will give you some insight into the product (more so than I can provide).
Better information when you go to the manufacturer
Better information when you go to the manufacturer
TcarterGT2024
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MGW gets my vote. The Steeda feels a little notchy to me.
GregB-Dark-Horse
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Because it uses the stock guts, plastic and stock cast aluminum shifter arm
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I find the stock MT-82 shifter on my '25 to be the best STOCK shifter I've felt.
Way better then my stock '14 GT shifter. That said, I put an MGW on my '14 and it was amazing.
1000% recommend the MGW. I'd do it, but it's a bitch to install on these newer cars. In the '14 you just jacked the car up and put it up in there - didn't have to touch the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission mount or anything.
I've read something somewhere about some spec MGW that fits into the hole frome above. Is this a thing? I think you can get the stock piece out if you take it out piece by piece.
Good luck - MGW was the best thing I ever did to a car. Cousin has one in his '14 GT as well - awesome and trouble-free for 11 years going now. 170k miles and going. He's done nothing to it since install.
Way better then my stock '14 GT shifter. That said, I put an MGW on my '14 and it was amazing.
1000% recommend the MGW. I'd do it, but it's a bitch to install on these newer cars. In the '14 you just jacked the car up and put it up in there - didn't have to touch the exhaust, driveshaft, transmission mount or anything.
I've read something somewhere about some spec MGW that fits into the hole frome above. Is this a thing? I think you can get the stock piece out if you take it out piece by piece.
Good luck - MGW was the best thing I ever did to a car. Cousin has one in his '14 GT as well - awesome and trouble-free for 11 years going now. 170k miles and going. He's done nothing to it since install.
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