I hear a lot of traffic, (positive comments) these days about the shifter made by MGW. Anybody currently using this item on their car?
C5 Shifter
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No, and if I didn't have a B&M, I would definitely give MGW's a try.
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Hey Brent , I have that shifter . After going through a B&M , Hurst and a custom I made , I think its by far the best shifter around.
Thx
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Thx
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Thanks for the insight their guys, I don't know anybody in my parts with it that I can talk to or see it up close.
Hi Manny, would you be able explain what makes the MGW better than the B&M or why you like it in general? I know that the shifts feel solid with the B&M, but the effort to shift is excessive. Is it easier to shift with the MGW? Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
The MGW has a more postive ingagement of the gears . It does have a heavey throw as well . This difference is that as the shifter warms up the throw's become easier . So when its cold it's stiffer , and as it warms up feels postive and not as stiff .No other shifter works like the MGW .
Thx
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UPDATE - I was able to track down a picture of the beast:
This shifter looks like something that belongs on the space shuttle.
This shifter looks like something that belongs on the space shuttle.
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Pulled the trigger on the shifter this morning - the lady answering the phones at MGW was very pleasant and easy to deal with. 
