i was told by a local transmission builder that i shouldnt get a shift kit if im going toget a tune to adjust shift point and firmness? Whats this about?
i was told by a local transmission builder that i shouldnt get a shift kit if im going toget a tune to adjust shift point and firmness? Whats this about?
04 RCSB 5.3, Homemade 80mm FM, TU1, TH400
First of all, don't go to that trans builder.
2ndly, Your trans will love the tune and shiftkit, they work great together.
The trans doesn't have to be tuned if a shiftkit is installed, however, if you do tune it, your trans can take advantage of zero TM, lower shift times and all the other benefits that come along with a tune.
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+1 to what Allen said. If Im correct doesnt overtuning (which prob happens alot) a trans on a stock level risk damage?
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ok thanks thats what i was thinking too. imma go check out another local tranny shop and see if they seem qualified to build it. ill prolly do a servo and shift kit myself first then bring it to him to build it to handle my 6.0 i plan on building.
04 RCSB 5.3, Homemade 80mm FM, TU1, TH400
...just make sure the tuner knows you have a shift kit (along with any other mods)
if he bumps up the shift pressure too much AND you have a shift kit, it could be a problem. But you can still adjust TM, shift points, etc.
blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum
and...if you're in the market, check out FLT, i think they may even be running a special in the vendor section. They build these trannys all day long. Trust me, better to spend a lil more now and get guaranteed performance trans, then let some local guy TRY to build one.
blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum