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Let me see a tall bw knob for comparison

I'm the OP and partially because of your helpful participation and comments I ordered a Billetworkz heavy shifter knob and just got it installed and returned from a ride. Ever since the MGW install, the side pressure going into anything other than 3-4 was something more than stock. It still is...

Appreciate all the responses. My question is does the weighted ball actually weigh more than my stock Bullitt cue ball, or is mine a heavy ball to begin with?

I am always looking to gain an edge and was thinking about a heavier than stock shifter ball on my MGW shifter that has the original ball. Is the original stock ball already heavy or can I get an aftermarket that is more so? Finally, for those who have gone the heavy ball route, is it a...

Steeda might take notice and start producing branded 2x4's with a mustang logo.

Didn't know the term, but sounds right. I'll have to search for a vid on this, thanks!

The only thing I miss about old school sound is the quick return to idle after revving the motor. Computer controls for emissions call for a slow return to idle which kills the killer sound effect of old, like a light flywheel provides.

After only one year? Tells me you didn't flush it completely.

I have never had the first problem with mine. I couldn't ask for a nicer shifting transmission.

I don't think so, makes no sense.

I agree with others that fifth and sixth demand attention with the MGW. I have to pay attention when shifting into first as well. Has anyone had a weighted ball mitigate the effort required?

I agree and feel the same way about a lot of exotic supercars. The side view is wonky, looks kinda like a javelina.

Kinda like putting a baseball card so it hits your bicycle spokes.

A paraplegic I can understand, how does a quadriplegic drive?

Have had my car 2 years and never noticed that until you mentioned it, cool!

Leather smells great, too!

I got my Bullitt spare from Automotive Authority, don't think limited driving will hurt the diff.

I'd like to know exactly what it's function actually is. Is it to insulate motor noise more than anything?

Thought it was just unsnapped, and if it was snapped, wouldn't that cover up that little blem at 10:00?

What's wrong with the seat?