Shift kit?
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Shift kit?
I just bought an automatic WS-6. I love the car but I def. get ribbing from the know it all s that drive the standards . I was debating on swapping it over to a stick shift but I was told it would be cheaper and most likely better to just get a shift kit . Does anyone know of a good one that wont break the bank and is there anything I would need to change in the car once I buy the kit?
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get a hi stall and trans go shift improver kit tranner cooler...and smile as you watch those m6 guys in your rear view mirror.....if you can hook up imo bets mod for an auto is a stall
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The "modified" Trans-Go Performance Shift kit will work very well here (smooth shifts at light throttle openings, & firm shifts at WOT), along with a 9.5" lockup torque converter (Edge, Vigilante, Yank, etc.).
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ask anyone who races alot which is more consistent and all around better. tell the m6 guy to f*** off.
i had a superior shift kit and i like hard shifts so i had it adjusted to shift hard. it would put on a show at half throttle on street tires. i loved it. then i gotta cam and a yank ss4000. and im lovin it 10 times more. get you a stall
i had a superior shift kit and i like hard shifts so i had it adjusted to shift hard. it would put on a show at half throttle on street tires. i loved it. then i gotta cam and a yank ss4000. and im lovin it 10 times more. get you a stall
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You can use the tuner to firm up light to medium throttle shifts, but not the WOT shifts, thats where the "modified" Trans-Go Performance Shift kit comes in. This kit can "keep" the light throttle shifts smooth, and WOT shifts firm.