P1Labs Logitech Gated H-Pattern Shifter Mod, Tactile Realistic Feel, Powder Coated Metal, Sim Racing Setup Upgrade, Made in USA, G29/G929/G920/G923/G27/G25 Shifter Modification

Awesome Mod. Love the feel and it's more durable than some reviews that I have read. I have over 1 million miles on driving stick shift vehicles. From cars to trucks. This is the closest it can get.

Very sturdy and well-made. Easy to install and works great with my PS5 setup. Definitely a great upgrade!

It feels better than stock but the metal pieces separating the gates bend during use. So rather than all gears having tactile like qualities, some gates get loose and some you legit can't slide into that gear. It's just a design flaw. It'd be a lot better if they made these parts that separate the gears slightly leaf shaped or oval. Additionally, they could reenforce the plate. Not sure how cost effective that may be though. It would greatly improve the quality.

Very sturdy, easy to install, and seriously added to the realism of GT7 and oddly made my driving smoother and lap times faster. Got a cool aluminum shift knob at the same time, makes my G923 that much more fun. The realism of sim?

when it came in the mail. the spring's edges made it so it needed so much pressure to lock in. So I decided to use WD-40 and lubricate it. Fixed the issue and felt great...for 1 day of continuous usage...while playing Need For Speed Underground, the top part of the spring snapped so now it no longer locks. It's gated, but no longer locks for the top or bottom gears. I'll still use it since I can see my gear shifting better, but this really disappointed me asking $30 for a mod...

Overall, the design and concept of this shifter mod is good. It combines the common Logi shifter tactile mods with a sturdy metal gate, addressing the mushiness and lack of shifting authority which curses the stock shifter. The area needing improvement is the parts providing the tactile feel. The key piece for that mod is a thin 3D printed slab which has detents for the shifter's shaft to positively locate in. In this particular design, that printed piece ended up snapping in half at the top shift point within 2 days of use. 3D prints tend to delaminate and break faster with repeated flexing compared to injection molded parts of the same polymers, and indeed I have an injection molded part from a standalone tactile mod which has lasted several hundred hours of use. However, if the critical areas at the top and bottom shift points had a bit thicker of a cross-section, I think it would work fine printed. As for addressing the broken part at home, I used a bit of sewing string to wrap the broken end and pull it back together. The tactile feel is slightly diminished but the overall design is still better than the stock shifter's feel. I give the product 3 stars because while having critical parts break so soon IS a huge issue, the product can still function with only slightly diminished performance.

Great item a bit hard to shift but you get used to it does not come with screws need to use the original ones

Started off great but quickly wore away. What i mean by that the plastic 3d printed peice needs to be replaced with a metal one to keep the lock into each gear. Love that its gated still but it no longer clicks into gear.