B&M or Hurst?

Warfang

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Been looking to changing my shifter for a while now, but haven't had a definitive answer. Which is better or what's the difference between the two? The B&M seems better made, but that's just judging the book by it's cover.
 

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Went with the Hurst, but have no experience with the other. To each his own, but I'm happy. Get whichever one you want as I don't believe there is a clear better choice here.
 

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I have the Hurst and like it very much, nice short throw, but it has a different thread pattern and a MGW shift knob will not fit. Other than that it has been one of the best upgrades that I did. No more scary 2-3 shifts because the springs are much stiffer and pulls the shifter over.
 
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See what I mean? Nothing definitive. I'm sure they are both good products. I just wonder if one might be better suited for specific types of driving or drivers.
 

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Not sure what MGW knob you have, but I just installed a Hurst shifter and my MGW knob fit perfectly!!

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ive had svs and the b&m. svs is too notchy and hard to get into reverse. b&m is smooth a hell, i might try the hurst, just to chek it out.
 

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