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They take a lot of practice to be quick and overall, it's not worth the time. Think about the shift from 2nd to 3rd here. On a non gated shifter you get a little lateral movement as well, so 2nd to 3rd is almost a straight line with a slight jog to the right... moreso then the forward, stoppish, right, stoppish, forward movement for the gated shifter. And it's not going to help much with missed shifts. That's a personal problem that a gate shifter really won't help as much as people think. Especially when trying to shift at speed with one of those things. I've driven a few and I'd prefer to not have to deal with it unless someone gives me some superexotic with one.
Later
   "When they come for me
I'll be sitting at my desk
with a gun in my hand
wearin' a bullet-proof vest.
My, my, my
how the time goes by
when you know you're going to die
by the end of the night"
Catch 22 - Keasby Nights When was the last time you *really* did something with your Z to call yourself a Z enthusiast? Member #1 PETZ
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