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  1. #1
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    Okay Dudes, here's the scenario,
    • LR4 + Nelson Tune
    • 4L60E, not fully rebuilt, but with upgraded accumulator pistons, servo check valve, separator plate, etc
    • Full Transgo Kit (HD-2 or PSK)
    • 3000-3200 stall TC (ex. Yank Pro Truck or TCI)
    • Sensible feed hole sizes in separator plate
    • Big Cooler
    • Tranny Pan w/ 2 extra qts
    • 70% city/30% hwy daily driving
    • Towing 3000 Lbs max, 600 mi/month, mostly highway
    • May hit the track once or twice a month in the future
    For a good balance of nice firm shifts, drivability and durability, generally speaking, which is more optimum:

    1) Corvette Style Intermediate Servo + Superior OD Super Servo + 1 spacer (from Transgo kit) in 2nd accumulator body

    2) Superior Intermediate Super Servo + Superior OD Super Servo + No spacers in 2nd accumulator body

    Would adding a spacer in either case be too radical?

    The extra cost of the Superior pieces are not an issue with me, so that doesn't matter here.
    Base: 2004 Victory Red Silverado 1500 2WD RCLB, LR4, 4L60E, 3.73, HD Suspension, P245/75R16 Tires
    Mechanical/Performance: Nelson 93 Octane Tune (See Slamma's CarDomain.Com Page for more details)

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    Ouch! That hurt! Since I am no expert I will keep my opinion to myself.

    No offense taken here. Was being light-hearted.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Originally posted by SlammaDingdong+May 11 2005, 10:31 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(SlammaDingdong &#064; May 11 2005, 10:31 PM)</div>
    Okay Dudes, here&#39;s the scenario
    ....
    Experts chime in please [/b]
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    @May 11 2005, 11:47 PM
    Ouch&#33; That hurt&#33; So I am no expert. I will keep my opinion to myself.
    Sorry man, I didn&#39;t mean it that way

    And from what I&#39;ve seen of your posts, I&#39;m not sure why you wouldn&#39;t consider your self pretty much an expert in this stuff. I&#39;d value your take on this subject.
    Base: 2004 Victory Red Silverado 1500 2WD RCLB, LR4, 4L60E, 3.73, HD Suspension, P245/75R16 Tires
    Mechanical/Performance: Nelson 93 Octane Tune (See Slamma&#39;s CarDomain.Com Page for more details)

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    From what Ive read, the Superior Intermediate is too frim. I have the corevette serve and it is firm enough. I am not sure what spacers if any were used in the HD2 kit. After buying my transmission parts and before installing them, my tranny failed on me. So I had it rebuilt with basically all aftermarket parts, and it is now built. 1-2 is a little strong for me, but I am getting used to it. I have only had it since tuesday late afternoon. Probably in a week or so I will be completely used to it and would not bother me.

    I dont think I helped your post, but I am just giving my insight.
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    Every little bit helps. Thanks man

    In the original post, when I say "2nd accumulator", I probably should a said 1-2 accumulator. Just in case anyone was tryin&#39; to figure out what the hell I&#39;m talking about.

    Have also heard the Intermediate Super Servo could be over kill. I read in post by Hit Man that if you have a high enough stall, it may work out okay. I&#39;m just looking for some "on the road" experiences and any other bits of advice about this.
    Base: 2004 Victory Red Silverado 1500 2WD RCLB, LR4, 4L60E, 3.73, HD Suspension, P245/75R16 Tires
    Mechanical/Performance: Nelson 93 Octane Tune (See Slamma&#39;s CarDomain.Com Page for more details)

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