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That is my rant, but if you want a nice shorter shifter that doesn't feel notchy get a RSD Snapshifter. Its a modded c6 z06 shifter that is short throw and doesn't have the supposed "notchy" feel.
What's the difference, you may ask?
Well, in a nut-shell, when drag racing you want the closest and fastest shift possible. During a drag race you only shift up, never worrying about shifting down. You also don't rev-match for drag racing, and in fact you'll usually power shift (no-lift shift) and therefore the fastest shift possible is required.
However, in road racing you want some time between shifts to rev-match. As well, you'll need to know what gear you're in at any time just by the feel of the shifter (something you get very little feed back for with a very short shifter such as the MGW). Also, with the MGW's stiffer springs and shorter gate feel, you have a slightly harder time finding the gears when down shifting than you would with an RSD Snap or Z06 shifter.
Now, the reality is that the RSD Snap shifters and the MGW shifters are the best shifters for the C5s. Both are great on the street and both perform well. It's just a matter of what kind of performance driving you do. That's all.
I have a gripper shift **** for sale if anyone wants it. The race **** doesn't have a metal top that burns your hand after sitting in the sun.
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