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    Quote Originally Posted by Faze2183 View Post
    hows teh 1-2 shift vs one with a vette servo?
    had the vette servo in my truck it was pretty aggresive

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    Any got any input on the servo from a TBSS? I know they are firmer than stock but not quite as hard as a vette

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    Servos have nothing to do with shift firmness. I am really trying to make this known but doing a bad job.

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    are you sure Nathan. I just had my trans rebuilt to Wiley heavy duty specs and it has the superior 2nd servo and it shift way harder than the vette servo that was in it before. It still has the same tune in it...

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    Give it a while and see if it softens ASSuming you have a stock tune.

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    Well you hear a million things about what 'this' is supposed to do, and what 'that' will do. I know a servo upgrade gives you more clamping force, which I always thought translated into a firmer shift. I guess Im wrong

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    I'm not sure but I think the whole idea is to have more apply force to hold the band from slipping. I could be wrong, wouldn't be the first time.
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    yeah thats what I always thought

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    I found a guy who sells assembled corvette servos that you supposedly drop in for 50 bucks is that to much?
    Robert

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    Yes when you can get the corvette part for 15 bucks and do it yourself.
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