new tci ssf3500 installed question
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new tci ssf3500 installed question
i just had a tci ssf3500 3:73 gear , shift kit and a cooler and you can not feel the trans shift until it goes into drive it is like it slips until it goes into drive
i have driven cars with stalls this big before and they done the same thing but i figured thise one would be a little tighter than that
from what i have read they siad you would barely noticew it with a 3 73 gear but you can REALLY tell it is there
is this right or is something wrong?
i have driven cars with stalls this big before and they done the same thing but i figured thise one would be a little tighter than that
from what i have read they siad you would barely noticew it with a 3 73 gear but you can REALLY tell it is there
is this right or is something wrong?
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at what point when power breaking dose your tires start to break loose? I think my tci ssf breaks the tires around 2700-2900 rpms if its more then that you may have a fin laying down thats what happend to my vige the stall went from a 3200 to a 5000...
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What you're experiencing seems to be typical for a lot of guys after installing a higher stall TC. There have been many comments about this in past threads, which is one of the reasons I decided to have the Transgo shift kit installed with my SF3000. Shifts are quick, crisp, and firm, without being harsh. Lock-up is also very positive. The issue you describe is one of several that convinced me to do the Transgo kit, and I'm glad I did (contrary to what you might read in other currently active threads).