Take out my shift kit?

SexyStang1994

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I am undecided......

Should I take out my shift kit from my old transmission and put it in my new transmission?

 

AznStanger3v

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why wouldnt you?

 

1105

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no... they are worthless

 

yellow5.0cobra

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In the garage, On the floor.

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umm its a matter of unbolting your old valve body onto your new one.

Its about 20 or so PITA bolts, but it sure is worth it.

YES, keep the "shift kit".

 

Mrgreen94gt

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Definitely keep!

 

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1hot5.0

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Yes, put the shift kit in your new tranny.

 

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Nagash01WS6

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yellow5.0cobra said:

umm its a matter of unbolting your old valve body onto your new one.

Its about 20 or so PITA bolts, but it sure is worth it.

YES, keep the "shift kit".

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Know the torque spec on the valvebody???

Any checkballs that will fall out????

Id rather find a rebuild guide for it before trying it....

 

OinkAodeOink

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its a matter of swapping the valvebody, and a few springs/ the 1-2 acumulator, and maybe a few checkballs.. If you have an idea of this, then go ahead and do it. If not, then i woudlnt bother, possibly messing somthing up.
It would really help if you had the Trans-go instruction sheet.
Maybe its online?

By the way, you wana buy an E303 cam?