Shift Kit
#12
RE: Shift Kit
So far it looks like thats the only company that makes a shift kit for the FMX, that I have found at least. Indeed it is high, especially if you look at the price of ones for the C4 I guess thats the price I pay for having a 351 with an FMX hahaha
so this kit would make a huge difference in feel and performance?
so this kit would make a huge difference in feel and performance?
ORIGINAL: rmodel65
kinda high but i dont know if anyone else makes one?
kinda high but i dont know if anyone else makes one?
#15
RE: Shift Kit
ORIGINAL: 4reboy
So far it looks like thats the only company that makes a shift kit for the FMX, that I have found at least. Indeed it is high, especially if you look at the price of ones for the C4 I guess thats the price I pay for having a 351 with an FMX hahaha
so this kit would make a huge difference in feel and performance?
So far it looks like thats the only company that makes a shift kit for the FMX, that I have found at least. Indeed it is high, especially if you look at the price of ones for the C4 I guess thats the price I pay for having a 351 with an FMX hahaha
so this kit would make a huge difference in feel and performance?
ORIGINAL: rmodel65
kinda high but i dont know if anyone else makes one?
kinda high but i dont know if anyone else makes one?
maybe just wait till u need a tranny and buy a c4 it weighs alot less and will transfer alot more power effiecently plus u could get a new one with converter and shift kit etc for about 1000$
#16
RE: Shift Kit
I changed the valve body in my cruise-o-matic and the 2-3 drum from a 3 to a 4 clutch set up. I run 3.00 gears and it still chirps the tires going into 3'rd if I'm up in the power band.
I didn't change the servo... yet. That's on order and should be here this week. Firm shifts are a good thing
I didn't change the servo... yet. That's on order and should be here this week. Firm shifts are a good thing
#17
RE: Shift Kit
I found a free "DIY" on http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=29770
Nothin like a free mod.
Nothin like a free mod.
#18
RE: Shift Kit
ORIGINAL: rmodel65
maybe just wait till u need a tranny and buy a c4 it weighs alot less and will transfer alot more power effiecently plus u could get a new one with converter and shift kit etc for about 1000$
ORIGINAL: 4reboy
So far it looks like thats the only company that makes a shift kit for the FMX, that I have found at least. Indeed it is high, especially if you look at the price of ones for the C4 I guess thats the price I pay for having a 351 with an FMX hahaha
so this kit would make a huge difference in feel and performance?
So far it looks like thats the only company that makes a shift kit for the FMX, that I have found at least. Indeed it is high, especially if you look at the price of ones for the C4 I guess thats the price I pay for having a 351 with an FMX hahaha
so this kit would make a huge difference in feel and performance?
ORIGINAL: rmodel65
kinda high but i dont know if anyone else makes one?
kinda high but i dont know if anyone else makes one?
maybe just wait till u need a tranny and buy a c4 it weighs alot less and will transfer alot more power effiecently plus u could get a new one with converter and shift kit etc for about 1000$
That is a good kit for an FMX, it has billet servos in it and aall the parts to make it snap your neck if you want. early Fords dont really have a soggy shift, especially if you use the correct Type F fluid.
The C4 has an aluminum two piece valve body, you must not overtighten it. If you do it will warp and the valves will bind, then you get erractic shifting if it shifts at all. Also NO DIRT! it cannot be too clean, but just one small speck of crud will screw everything up.