c5z "hurst" or "MGW" short throw????
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c5z "hurst" or "MGW" short throw????
i have a hurst short trhow in my 04 c5 zo6 but it seems to be a little loud on the rattling noise between it and my brothers C5 BILLET SHIFTER its quiter than my hurst a big difference and more comfortable the c5 billet shifter is off center closer to the driver side and stiffer more presice shifts but i am thinking of putting in a "MGW" short throw shifter wich do u guys think its best performing stiffer quiter ???????
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I swapped out a B&M ripper for the MGW that I am now using. The MGW is little smoother than the B&M,but both shifters work well in my opinion. If you intend to drag race your car then dump the stock shifter...after market short throw shifters out perform the stock shifter hands down!!
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I swapped out a B&M ripper for the MGW that I am now using. The MGW is little smoother than the B&M,but both shifters work well in my opinion. If you intend to drag race your car then dump the stock shifter...after market short throw shifters out perform the stock shifter hands down!!
I had the B&M and now the MGW. Both shift great, but one big improvement on the MGW is reverse gear is like glass. No effort what so ever. The B&M can be a bitch in a parking lot.
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