shift kit info/questions
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shift kit info/questions
i may have missed a link or sticky, but i was just curious which shift kits, if any, everyone recommends
i've been surfing ws6store, and they have a B&M kit for $38.99, which is relatively cheaper than others such as TransGo ($110ish)
what does everyone prefer? thanks
i've been surfing ws6store, and they have a B&M kit for $38.99, which is relatively cheaper than others such as TransGo ($110ish)
what does everyone prefer? thanks
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correct, i mean, i think
i'm still trying to get all of this auto stuff straight after having owned a T56
i guess i've just read where shifts can feel kind of "loose" or "sloppy" after going to a different stall, and that a shift kit can remedy this
please correct me if i'm wrong, i can use the constructive (i hope) criticism
i'm still trying to get all of this auto stuff straight after having owned a T56
i guess i've just read where shifts can feel kind of "loose" or "sloppy" after going to a different stall, and that a shift kit can remedy this
please correct me if i'm wrong, i can use the constructive (i hope) criticism
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The best way to manage going to a stall is a quality shift kit like the TransGo HD2 and a tune for the updated stall converter. There are some transmission parameters that should be massaged. You will need a tune to remove torque management, so they can be adjusted at the same time.