shift kits
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RE: shift kits
Its easy, drop the pan, Pull filters off, Unplug main harness from tranny, drop valve body. Put it on bench, pull off side plate, replace springs and L/R valve in correct fasion as pic on instructions, put on new sideplate, and reasemble. If you have a programmer dont add resistor if no programmer install resistor in wire on passenger side of tranny.
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RE: shift kits
ORIGINAL: rick4dak
Have any of you put the Transgo kit in ? If so, has it made an improvement in shifting ?
There is going to be another option in a month or so but it's a lot more expensive so before making a choice, I would like to know anyone's actual experience with the Transgo kit.
Have any of you put the Transgo kit in ? If so, has it made an improvement in shifting ?
There is going to be another option in a month or so but it's a lot more expensive so before making a choice, I would like to know anyone's actual experience with the Transgo kit.
Don't leaveus hangin like that!
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RE: shift kits
TCI (used to be Torque Converters Inc) has an electronic controller and will have the wiring harness ready in a month or so. I expect the controller to allow tailoring the line pressure and shift points but have not received the documentation yet.
