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Steeda Tri-Ax or Pro 5.0?

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  • Start date Start date Feb 25, 2004
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1997BlackSnake

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Hey,

I am a first time Cobra owner, and am planning on switching the stock shifter out for a perfromance aftermarket one. I am leaning toward the Pro 5.0 Power Tower, but still am considering the Steeda Tri-Ax. Any opinions or complaints on either?

thanks
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I've got the Tri-Ax in my 99 Cobra and I love it. I can't say about the Pro-5.0 because I haven't used one, but stay away from the B&M Ripper, it's junk. From what i've heard it's mostly personal preference cause they're both good.
 

Raw Lifter

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Haha, I was just about to start the same thread....I noticed that the tri-ax is taller and leans in toward the driver more, while the pro 50 has a shorter more rugged look....Im dying to get rid of my donkey d*** shifter.
 
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1997BlackSnake

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Thanks guys,

I hope to get all of my mods(4:30 gear, pullies, h pipe, shifter) installed by this summer. So I am taking my time to research and look for the right parts, I can't stand blowing a fortune on crappy ass parts. I have heard great things about both shifters, my friend installed a pro 5.0 on his 98 GT when he bought it new and really liked it.

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Uncle Meat

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Pro 5.0 and Tri-Ax are both good shifters. You need to sit in a car and row through the gears once or twice and feel one of these for yourself. I chose the Pro 5.0 over the Tri-Ax myself, but as Cobraguy18 stated it's all personal preference.

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I will sell you my pro 5.0 for cheap! it is for a 3650 trans. I only had it installed for a week. I really didnt care for the way it felt. E mail me DCxSHOExCO@aol.com
 

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I own a Tri-Ax, and have driven with a Pro-5.0.

I would say the base of the Pro-5.0 is better than the Tri-Ax, enough that I regret not getting one.

The Tri-Ax handle has a better angle hanle than the Pro-5.0 IMO, but I think both suck when compared to the MGW shifter handle, that thing is just BadA$$, I love mine...http://www.mgwltd.com/mustang_shift_handle.html its customizable in angle, tallness and tilt. I love their composite shifter also.


I recommend a Pro 5.0 with a MGW Shifter handle and Composite shift knob
 

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DCx 98GT said:
I will sell you my pro 5.0 for cheap! it is for a 3650 trans. I only had it installed for a week. I really didnt care for the way it felt. E mail me DCxSHOExCO@aol.com
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Hmmm, no sales in the forums.

On that note, I have the 5.0 and love it. It is awesome. I bought mine used and it has not skipped a beat at all!

Secondly, if it is ever needing of work to it you can send it back to get rebuilt at there cost if it is a manufacturing problem. If it is yours, well they will do it at the time i called for 50 bucks. Definetly worth it.
 
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Firme said:
I own a Tri-Ax, and have driven with a Pro-5.0.

I would say the base of the Pro-5.0 is better than the Tri-Ax, enough that I regret not getting one.

The Tri-Ax handle has a better angle hanle than the Pro-5.0 IMO, but I think both suck when compared to the MGW shifter handle, that thing is just BadA$$, I love mine...http://www.mgwltd.com/mustang_shift_handle.html its customizable in angle, tallness and tilt. I love their composite shifter also.


I recommend a Pro 5.0 with a MGW Shifter handle and Composite shift knob
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This is the way to go.Pro-5.0 MGW handle. I used the stk. Shifter knob,just liked the look and feel better.
 

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Personal Preferance, I think the steeda makes more noise or something like that? Just something i read off of another forum.
 
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