Is it Bad To Manually Shift the A4?
A full manual valve body is just what it implies its makes and auto a manual without a clutch besides everyone knows all things equal and auto with a good stall will have a manual for lunch
Now on the subject of manual shifting bear in mind that all the same things happen when you manual shift with the auto valve body as you get with the full manual valve body.
I do not subscribe to the idea that manually shifting will damage the trans I have seen no evidence of this other than with trucks that use down shifts for braking and this tends to wear the overun clutch but this would have no affect on full throttle down shifts and up shifts only on 0 throttle braking as you would get downshifting with no throttle .
Now and exception to that rule might be with the Transgo 1-2 VALVE that allows you to hold first to any rpm and speed and to down shift to first at any speed. Though I haven't seen anything to support it . It would seem maybe you could create a situation of some trans internal parts spinning way faster than they should or theres always the possibility of whacking the engine that way.
All this IMO meaning you can manually shift your PerformaBuilt trans all you like.

we cant get them even at twice that, We rarely see a 65E core so we end up buying new.
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To the OP sorry for the hijack
TransGo Reprogramming Kit 4L60E, 93-2005 Performance stick shift kit
Code: T74173E
Price: $233.19
Performance stick shift kit, TransGo #4L60E-3, Stick Shift: Full manual control Converts back to automatic.
Competition, off road and pro-street. Holds 1st, 2nd and 3rd to any RPM; Backshifts to 3rd, 2nd and 1st at any RPM.
For transplant or use with no electrical: Includes 46-MOD (Vacuum controlled line pressure) 4L60E & 4L65E 1993-2005
is this what yall are talking about?
Last edited by homerz28; Sep 4, 2008 at 04:39 PM.
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