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Which Short Shifter to Get?

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ForPointSex

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Since you can afford a Roush, You can afford the best shifter: Pro 5.0 with Tri-Ax handle.
 

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steeda tri-ax I love mine
 

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There is really only 1 CORRECT answer to this question. That answer is :
Any aftermarket shifter is 1,000,000 times better than stock. Any choice is a GREAT choice.
I have a Hurst, love it to death. Felt a Steeda, liked it too.
Just get one, any one and live happily ever after.
 
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pro 5.0 for sure
 

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Pro 5.0 or Steeda.
 

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I was just thinking. Since the new '05 Mustangs if going to come with hurst shifters stock, there is going to be a flood of them hitting ebay cheap when guys upgrade them to pro 5.0's and steedas.

Might be able to pick up some used hurst shifters for $25.
 

mcmmotorsports

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Why would they want to upgrade them if they are Hurst stock?
The Hurst is not a bad shifter at all.
Just as good as Pro 5.0 and Tri-Ax.
 

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Some people just might like a certain brand better than others. I'm sure somebody will prefer a tri-ax over the hurst
 

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mcmmotorsports said:
Why would they want to upgrade them if they are Hurst stock?
The Hurst is not a bad shifter at all.
Just as good as Pro 5.0 and Tri-Ax.
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I'm not sure I would say it was as good as the pro5.0, but I could be partial.
 

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Everyone likes what they have .They're all good.I bought my PRO 50 w/ the short shift handle directly from PRO 50.(02 conv) They stand behind their products. I would buy it again. Enjoy whatever you buy..the shifters make driving a fun car ...more fun.
 
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Stang drivers with short shifters will argue about which one is better, it comes down to feel. I really like my tri ax but I've never driven a pro 5.0. Those seem to be the most used shifters of most mustang drivers. I don't think you can go wrong either way...
 

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Pro 5.0, Bitch*s
 

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Who needs a short throw. The stock one works perfectly.
 

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UVBNHAD said:
Who needs a short throw. The stock one works perfectly.
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I am glad I read your sig or I would have to come down there and open up a can of whoop ass
 

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Thanks for all the advice- I ordered one from Steeda yesterday because of its ability to change heights. I hope I love it!
 

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rpayne20 said:
The 2 most popular are Steeda Tri-ax & Pro 5.0 shifters......They are both excellent shifters. The major difference is the the Steeda allows you to make a choice of 2 heights...The Pro 5.0 is 1 height only. If you like a short shifter then get the Pro 5.0 but if you like a choice of heights I would get the Steeda. I have a Steeda that i put in last weekend and i love it!!!! Its very positive and firm. I have never missed a shift with it.
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Ditto. I prefer my Tri-Ax. ANYTHING is better than the stock POS! :thumbsup:
 
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