B&M shift improver module
10-16-2004, 10:00 AM
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NO. Do not buy this. The transgo shift kit is fine b/c it improves shifts mechanically. The B&M shift improver does it by increaing line pressure which will lead to tranny failure faster. If you want firmer shifts, they get the shift kit but DO NOT BUY THE SHIFT IMPROVER.
10-17-2004, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by rdavis93
NO. Do not buy this. The transgo shift kit is fine b/c it improves shifts mechanically. The B&M shift improver does it by increaing line pressure which will lead to tranny failure faster. If you want firmer shifts, they get the shift kit but DO NOT BUY THE SHIFT IMPROVER.
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I would not "stack mods" this way, since you have the
shift kit (washers?) to set pressure just do that. You
can always adjust line PWM with tuning later but I would
not take the B&M, which I think is a "blind shot" meant
for stock setups, and hang it on something that is off
from what the module was meant to "fix".
shift kit (washers?) to set pressure just do that. You
can always adjust line PWM with tuning later but I would
not take the B&M, which I think is a "blind shot" meant
for stock setups, and hang it on something that is off
from what the module was meant to "fix".
