HD2 kit or not?
04-24-2012, 06:58 PM
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HD2 kit or not? In the middle of rebuilding a 60e and the kit I bought doesn’t have much of a shift kit just some spring changes in the accumulators. I have a transgo HD2 kit and wondering if I should put this in? What does everyone think?
Upgrades include
raybestos stage 1 frictions and the gpz 105 3-4 clutch pack
sonnax smart shell
transgo separator plate
sonnax hd 2-3 shift valve
corvette servo, sonnax 4th gear servo
I'll be using a trailblazer I-6 verter
this is behind a cammed 5.3 in a 65 chevy c10
Any suggestions would be appreciated
Graham
Upgrades include
raybestos stage 1 frictions and the gpz 105 3-4 clutch pack
sonnax smart shell
transgo separator plate
sonnax hd 2-3 shift valve
corvette servo, sonnax 4th gear servo
I'll be using a trailblazer I-6 verter
this is behind a cammed 5.3 in a 65 chevy c10
Any suggestions would be appreciated
Graham
04-24-2012, 10:49 PM
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The HD2 seems to be the go to kit for these trannies. Some I've heard add their own little personal touches/tweeks when installing them but most will agree it is a very good kit.
