Questions about my future trans mods.
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Questions about my future trans mods.
What is the best brand/size tranny cooler? Are there any pictured instructions for an install on a 92-95?
Ive seen the pillar pod mounts in a few cars, were those a DP product and how much?
What are the best brand of trans temp and volt meter gauges, again any install stuff would again be great
Also has anyone seen this....... http://www.prostreetonline.com/buy/b...hift_improver/ ?........I think it might be a worthwhile mod for the money. Someone told me the 4T60E has a vacuum controlled shift firmness if this is true then this should be a plug and play worthwhile deal.
Ive seen the pillar pod mounts in a few cars, were those a DP product and how much?
What are the best brand of trans temp and volt meter gauges, again any install stuff would again be great
Also has anyone seen this....... http://www.prostreetonline.com/buy/b...hift_improver/ ?........I think it might be a worthwhile mod for the money. Someone told me the 4T60E has a vacuum controlled shift firmness if this is true then this should be a plug and play worthwhile deal.
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DP'* pods are still in production. The 3 you see on this club are generics from autozone or wherever you can find them.
Trans cooler should be the same physical size as your existing cooler or bigger. The best bet is to gut your stock cooler entirely and replace it with a LARGER thermostatically controlled unit so it doesn't over-cool in the winter.
Autometer are my favorite gauges. Talk to Allmachtige, he works for them.
Is that the B&M shift plus? (bizzy, didn't click the link). If so, don't run it if you intend on running an aftermarket PCM. The PCM will do the same thing and more for you.
Trans cooler should be the same physical size as your existing cooler or bigger. The best bet is to gut your stock cooler entirely and replace it with a LARGER thermostatically controlled unit so it doesn't over-cool in the winter.
Autometer are my favorite gauges. Talk to Allmachtige, he works for them.
Is that the B&M shift plus? (bizzy, didn't click the link). If so, don't run it if you intend on running an aftermarket PCM. The PCM will do the same thing and more for you.
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