GearSlug review?
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Pretty impressive write up they did on themselves. Can you say Name Dropping? Most people, not all, who actually need a double prefer stick shifts over auto's.
Looks interesting, nice to see more choices out there.
As for most people who "need" this type of equipment prefering sticks is a statement I would not make. I have several friends who run over the 200 to1 ratio's and they have and prefer automatics.
It is the day long argument "which is better? stick or auto"
Take it for what it is, a new prodct that may allow some people who can only drive an auto to go places they could not before.
PS I drive two sticks and one auto, my stick is backed up by Marlin's Ultimate setup.
As for most people who "need" this type of equipment prefering sticks is a statement I would not make. I have several friends who run over the 200 to1 ratio's and they have and prefer automatics.
It is the day long argument "which is better? stick or auto"
Take it for what it is, a new prodct that may allow some people who can only drive an auto to go places they could not before.
PS I drive two sticks and one auto, my stick is backed up by Marlin's Ultimate setup.
I have been trying to buy one for about a year now. Keep getting excuses like still trying to print the install manual and still trying to get a part from toyota. "2 weeks" is the popular response. I guess I am going to go inchworm.
I too am very interested in this. Would be nice to hear some feedback from someone who has one.
I don't have any experience with Gearslug one way or the other, but I am familiar with Inchworm Gear and they are making a similar product. I have seen Inchworm's in person and it is very well made and the fit and finish is perfect.
As for the auto versus stick, I actually like autos on the trail but considering how little power a 22RE makes already I would not want an auto behind it on the street.
As for the auto versus stick, I actually like autos on the trail but considering how little power a 22RE makes already I would not want an auto behind it on the street.