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Old 05-02-2012, 09:18 AM
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I have a 2000 trans am and since I fixed my high idle problem the 1-2 shift has been really hard. At half throttle it jerks the car and right now I have no way to change my shift pressures. The trans fluid is still pink and does not smell of varnish. It is currently stock with just a magnaflow catback and a minor tune. I want something that is going to last with a nice warrenty. I do have another stock 4l60e that was out of a truck so I would have to change the input shaft and would make sure the trans is good before I put it in. Either putting the other trans in or getting a rebuilt one that is stronger is an option. Who makes the best trans for the buck?
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This is Lou from Mad Dog Transmissions: Is this your daily driver?

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Originally Posted by tadroptopgirl
I have a 2000 trans am and since I fixed my high idle problem the 1-2 shift has been really hard. At half throttle it jerks the car and right now I have no way to change my shift pressures. The trans fluid is still pink and does not smell of varnish. It is currently stock with just a magnaflow catback and a minor tune. I want something that is going to last with a nice warrenty. I do have another stock 4l60e that was out of a truck so I would have to change the input shaft and would make sure the trans is good before I put it in. Either putting the other trans in or getting a rebuilt one that is stronger is an option. Who makes the best trans for the buck?
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Yes it is my daily driver. I want a performance trans that can be your dd but also is strong enough for the track once i start modifying it more.
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FLT or RPM make good products. Many on here are running their products.
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We have many customers that use it as a daily driver and also performance. I would love to help you. Please give me your number or you can give me a call at my office. I would love to help you.

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Originally Posted by tadroptopgirl
Yes it is my daily driver. I want a performance trans that can be your dd but also is strong enough for the track once i start modifying it more.




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