what do you think of this shift kit?
12-21-2006, 02:39 PM
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what do you think of this shift kit? what do you think of this transgo shift kit?
http://thunderracing.com/catalog/?ac...&vid=3&pcid=57
has anyone used it? if so what do you think?
http://thunderracing.com/catalog/?ac...&vid=3&pcid=57
has anyone used it? if so what do you think?
12-21-2006, 08:12 PM
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I am curious as well. I just installed a psk 4l60e over thanksgiving and the video was not really super helpful cause they do the work on an impala ss. I had to lower the trans to get the 2nd band adjuster on the side of the trans and luckily I found a few other tips out on here like not grinding the manual valve. The video has a few things that need to be updated but it does get you a little more familiar with the trans.
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12-22-2006, 09:50 AM
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The differences? Lets see the PSK is in a different box with a video, The HD2-B kit has no video and costs $85 at some places. They have all the same parts.
They are good kits, in fact there have been hundreds of posts here asking about them, it's all been said a million times HERE.
I've used one, they're not difficult to install but you need to have some direction as to what size to drill each feed hole as they list a range of sizes to drill them. They all can have a negative or positive effect in shift timing and feel.
Someone I buy from has them for cheap, I'm not answering any pm's directing anyone to this company because the sponsors here might not like that, so buy from a sponsor here.
They are good kits, in fact there have been hundreds of posts here asking about them, it's all been said a million times HERE.
I've used one, they're not difficult to install but you need to have some direction as to what size to drill each feed hole as they list a range of sizes to drill them. They all can have a negative or positive effect in shift timing and feel.
Someone I buy from has them for cheap, I'm not answering any pm's directing anyone to this company because the sponsors here might not like that, so buy from a sponsor here.
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