VicRattlehead
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Yellow2002GT said:
hey ed, here is the j in jmod talking discussing the transgo kit. instead of quoting the entire thing heres a link... http://forums.tccoa.com/showpost.php?p=795000&postcount=3
3200 Stall enough?
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hey ed, here is the j in jmod talking discussing the transgo kit. instead of quoting the entire thing heres a link... http://forums.tccoa.com/showpost.php?p=795000&postcount=3
Dark Knight GT
I can't get it up......ok that didn't sound right.
To put it short, the J-mod was designed by Jerry Wroblewski. He was a Ford transmission engineer, and he specialized in the 4r70w transmission. If anyone knows what makes the 4r70w operate, it would be him.
Main two things you want to AVOID in a shift kit are the following:
1. Blocker rings
2. Manual increase of line pressure (via the line pressure solenoid)
Main two things you want to AVOID in a shift kit are the following:
1. Blocker rings
2. Manual increase of line pressure (via the line pressure solenoid)
I dropped .3 off my 1/4 mile ET with my 10.5 West Coast Racing Converter with a 2800 stall.
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I would (If I were you)
1. Call up some of the major TQ Converter guys and describe what you have, what your goals are ( ex. better 60 foot times), and ask them what they recommend.
2. Ask them if they have a stall/torque dyno ? You (in the car ) cannot measure this. The values will run from 1.5 to 2.0. The torque converter IS a torque muliplier.
3. Budget for a trans cooler, as you will now need it.
4. The more converter guys you call / get quotes from, the better you will feel about making your final decision.
5. Set aside a weekend for the install; or about $ 300 for a pro install, depending on where you live.
Best of luck !
1. Call up some of the major TQ Converter guys and describe what you have, what your goals are ( ex. better 60 foot times), and ask them what they recommend.
2. Ask them if they have a stall/torque dyno ? You (in the car ) cannot measure this. The values will run from 1.5 to 2.0. The torque converter IS a torque muliplier.
3. Budget for a trans cooler, as you will now need it.
4. The more converter guys you call / get quotes from, the better you will feel about making your final decision.
5. Set aside a weekend for the install; or about $ 300 for a pro install, depending on where you live.
Best of luck !
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