Shift Kit question?

lazerred94stang

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I have a totally stock 94 GT. I got beat by a Honda CRX today. Needless to say i was very upset. In the near future i plan to get the PI stallion stall converter, 4.10's, and a trany cooler. My question is what kind of cheap and effecive trany mods for my aode can i make? I plan to get a shift kit, but i had heard that the Transgo shift is not very good. Any suggestions

Thankyou very much

 

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lazerred94stang said:

what kind of cheap and effecive trany mods for my aode can i make? I plan to get a shift kit, but i had heard that the Transgo shift is not very good. Any suggestions

Thankyou very much

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FIRST off....WELCOME to our forum!!
You dont want cheap. You need GEARS first (I would get 373's but some would tell you here 410's.) THe PI Stallion is fine, and the tranny cooler is fine. I have a PA shift kit, but the Transgo is by far the top recommended one for our cars. That's ALL you "need" for now. The rest is only when youre pushing high HP or your stock one is acting up. The gears and those tranny mods YOU mentioned will make you pull like a MOFO!

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I've had my Transgo shift kit in for a couple of months now, and I have absolutely no complaints about it. I did new gears at the same time, and it was like a whole new car. Nice firm shifts. Plus after that I am able to bark the tires on the 1 - 2 shift at WOT.

 

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i also have the transgo and no problems. just tell the shop you want it at the firmest level.

 

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I have a shifter does that count???


Welcome Aboard man!!!!!

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I've had the TransGo in for over a year also - no probs at all - very pleased. I have mine set up for stage 2 out of the three possible choices. I think this is good if you drive your car in the rain, or god forbid the snow, because the shifts will kick to hard and throw your car sideways. Stage two will still give you a chirp at WOT for the 1-2 shift. Hope this helps......

 

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TOld you dude...Transgo=No probs.
I have the PA, and I too have no probs.


BTW... You put a post and as of this post, you havent checked back yet?
WHat's up with that
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I've heard you can by the valve body's pre assembled with the shift kit and then you just have to switch valve bodys instead of installing the whole shift kit yourself. Anyone does this before?

 

lazerred94stang

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I think i am going to need to go with the transgo shift kit. Thanks alot for all your help