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Blue35thGT

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I am trying to find a shift kit for my car. Right now I plan on getting 4.10 gears.. I dunno if that plays a role in anything but where can I find a shift kit?
 

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do a search for the Jerry Mod. get the 4.10s, Jerry Mod, and get a tranny cooler.


http://www.tccoa.com/articles/tranny/


read the article titled "Modifying Valve Body to Jerry's specifications-Jerry's Mod".
 
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Darkhorse845

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Yes do the Jerry Mod it's worth it!
 
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Darkhorse845 said:
Yes do the Jerry Mod it's worth it!
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One more vote for the J-Mod.
 

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I was wondering about shift kits too, specifically steedas shift kit. I was under the impression that it was an electronic modification. I called steeda and they told me its mechanical and you have to actually install it in the tranny. Transmission work scares me, so I backed down like a little panzy...
 

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MyEarsHurt said:
I was wondering about shift kits too, specifically steedas shift kit. I was under the impression that it was an electronic modification. I called steeda and they told me its mechanical and you have to actually install it in the tranny. Transmission work scares me, so I backed down like a little panzy...
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if you'd like firmer shifts, you can get a chip or reflash to raise the line pressure in the transmission. no internal work needed.
 

Mr.Moontang

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Jerry mod!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 410 gears!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! enough said.............
 
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You will need to flash your ECU or get a chip when you do the 4.10's to correct your speeedo. You can firm your shifts with either a flasher or chip.
 

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I went with the flasher option. I can adjust the firmness in 2 minutes from the driver's seat. And when I go to Ford for service or maintenance, I can clear it out.
 
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