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silver04GTstang

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I was wondering, ive been doing a little research on what i want to do next to my car. are there any shift kits out there for my 2004 GT automatic? and have any of you had them and noticed much of a difference?
 

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http://www.tccoa.com/articles/tranny/transmission/index.shtml

Study, learn, apply!
 

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Notchbck93 said:
http://www.tccoa.com/articles/tranny/transmission/index.shtml

Study, learn, apply!
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I did that in tandem with the Transgo StgII kit, replacing some parts the transgo kit had with the recommended practices of the J-mod. Also put in a new valvebody to the j-mod specs, hardened shafts, and a 3200 stall TC + B&M tranny cooler. Money well spent IMO
 

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don't bother buying a shift kit. the J-mod is all that you'll need. i did mine, and with my tuning, it shifts nice and soft at low throttle and fast and hard at hi throttle.
 

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http://www.vapauto.com/jmod.htm

if you're not comfortable doing it yourself.
 

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DBMSTNG said:
don't bother buying a shift kit. the J-mod is all that you'll need. i did mine, and with my tuning, it shifts nice and soft at low throttle and fast and hard at hi throttle.
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I agree with this as long as when you're in there you replace all the stock parts that the J-mod doesn't concern. They dont last too long in a car that never saw a tranny cooler.
 
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