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Feel of Tri-Ax

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Kyle-02GT

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A few days ago I test drove an 03 Cobra and was very impressed with the solid stock feeling of the shifter.

When returning to my GT I really felt how long and sloppy the shifter is .

Will the Tri-Ax give that crisp feeling or am I pretty much out of luck unless I get a T56?
 

Go HoTO!

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I don't know how it will compare to the Cobra, but it is really nice! Click, click, click.
 

JCKnife

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The Tri-ax will not disappoint! Should be everyone's first mod.
 
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85GTlover

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I have to agree after market shifters to stock are like night and day. The newer tranny is likely smoother but teh shifter will make a big change.
I have a B&M Ripper with adjustable stops( I add the word stops) because I have seen rippers with no stops, I like it, but your choice is said to be even better.
 
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I have heard that the T56 is a smoother (and quieter) operating transmission, but a Tri-Ax will give you such an improvement you'll feel like a schmuck for not doing it sooner.
 

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IMO the T-56 is a considerable improvement over our trannys, BUT a tri-ax or Pro 5.0 will go a long way in helping to get a better feel out of the 3650's.
 

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I like my triax. I might try to get a pro 5.0 handle for it, just to see what thats like. i like my friends Pro 5.0. Dont know if i like it better/worse than my triax
 
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Only downside to the tri-ax is more transmision noise inside the car, especially decelarating in gear.
 

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I've bought both - the Pro 5.0 for my 02 GT with the Tremec, and the Tri-Ax for my wife's 01 with the T-45. My preference - easily, the Pro 5.0. The throws are much shorter and much more precise, more race-car like than the Tri-Ax in the 01. The Tri-Ax is nice, but it is more like stock. Just my 2 cents...
 
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