Recent content by Wingspan

Correct. No need to do it in two steps.

NVH is IMO not a reason to skip this bracket. The only additional vibration is wholly contained to the shifter itself and can only be felt when you are holding the shifter. There is nothing about this that can add NVH to the rest of the car UNLESS you install it incorrectly and allow the studs...

I think you're reading too much into a simple discussion. The bracket isn't magic, but it makes a big difference and is not hard to install. It's not cheap, but so far is say it's the best $ I've spent on my car to date.

Ok, I have the original bushing. My shifter is a pretty early unit, probably the first production batch.

That's a good question, I have the only bushing that was available when I bought the shifter. Are they now offering more than one?

Installed my Blowfish Racing shifter bracket.

I just installed my Blowfish bracket. The install was a piece of cake maybe an hour including putting the car up/down on jack stands. I've just done one short test drive but I must say, it's a HUGE improvement. I'd estimate 90% of the notchy feel is gone and IMO even more importantly so is the...

Very nice! I love the clean install in the trunk.

Hmm. Ordered mine from CJ on Sunday...still listed as "backordered".

I too get letters from my local dealer. They NEED my car...TOP DOLLAR...RIGHT NOW!!! The funny part is these letters aren't asking for my Mustang. I get these for my 15 year old, 100k mile, rusted out beater Focus wagon. LOL!

I noticed no increase in NVH with mine. It's without question the best thing I've done to the car after the MGW shifter.

I was driving on US 24 between Toledo, OH and Ft. Wayne, IN yesterday when a bright yellow '15 passed me headed the opposite direction. Looked good, love the yellow.

Just to clarify, there are 4 settings: 1. On 2. Press button once: stability control still on, traction control off 3. Foot on brake, double click button: Sport mode 4. Foot on brake, hold button for 7 seconds: everything off From your description it sounds to me like you are not in Sport...

Thanks. :) Nothing touches the paint in any way. I cringe whenever I see those strap on trunk racks flailing around the back of a car. I can't imagine subjecting either my car or bike to that sort of abuse.

Committed a cardinal sin...installed a hitch. Yes, I also have a beater that can do this sort of thing but I'm tired of leaving the Stang at home when I want to ride. I also want to start taking my bike with me on vacations and the GT is my vacation car. No towing, I didn't even wire lights...