Got my Steeda Tri-Ax shifter installed.
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How do you like the shifter, some say that it is a bit noisy? Was it hard to install, and do you have any pics of it?.....
Shifter feel is nice and solid. Maybe a touch of gear whine,but thats because of no rubber insulation. Hey just like the good old days......real shifters! In fact, the trans has lost some of it's cold drive off notchieness. With my HURST lever it is real sweet.
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Just ordered mine! Can't wait!
Brian
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I think that this shifter is the way to go! Tell me how you like it. As soon as I get some cash, I'm gonna grab one. July 1st, car payment due :sad:
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I'll let you know how it works. Just got an email that they are back ordered though, and won't ship till June 11.. :sad: Even Steeda is out!
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Well heck I guess eventually we will all have one of the steeda shifters. Read a lot of good reviews over on Stangnet.com and they have great pictures of there install in there tech section. They purchased a Bullitt that they will be doing a lot of mods to, so it should be interesting, as long as the mods can be reversed. Wouldn't want to damage the resale value on my Bullitt. But then again I aint sellin :smile:
PS: Almost forgot about that plastic jumping out of my wallet and saying charge it !
Thanx Havgun
PS: Almost forgot about that plastic jumping out of my wallet and saying charge it !
Thanx Havgun
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I had a Tri-Ax on my '96. It is a great shifter. It does have one quirk you have to get used to. The double click. There is a click going into neutral. So on a typical shift, you will feel click-click. At first, it takes a little getting used to. Don't be tricked into lifting off the clutch on the first click.
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just ordered one, and lcas too..anyone want to see pics of install when arrive????
Here is a link to Stang Nets installation of the Tri-Ax shifter on their project Bullitt. http://www.stangnet.com/tech/triax.html
I already have mine in. I preordered it 3 weeks before my car was scheduled to be built and received it three weeks after I took delivery. Now the shifts feel postive and precise. The stock feels like stirring a bowl of sloppy porridge in comparison. I also ordered the same shift knob they used in their project.(look at the comparison pictures) The stock knob takes most of the threading from the lever in the neck of the knob. I liked the fact that the one they used was actually screwed inside the ball eliminating some of the throw distance. Plus now I don't have to worry about my ring scuffing the shift knob and I can preserve the original.
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I already have mine in. I preordered it 3 weeks before my car was scheduled to be built and received it three weeks after I took delivery. Now the shifts feel postive and precise. The stock feels like stirring a bowl of sloppy porridge in comparison. I also ordered the same shift knob they used in their project.(look at the comparison pictures) The stock knob takes most of the threading from the lever in the neck of the knob. I liked the fact that the one they used was actually screwed inside the ball eliminating some of the throw distance. Plus now I don't have to worry about my ring scuffing the shift knob and I can preserve the original.
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