Shift Kit & Tranny Fluid
06-02-2009, 12:06 PM
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Please click here (answers your question): https://mustangforums.com/forum/4-6-...shift-kit.html
Spark notes: A quick way to improve your car's acceleration without modifying your engine is to add a shift kit to your automatic transmission. This upgrade makes for a crisper, more precise response when shifting. It also makes the shift from First to Second gear shorter for a better launch, but with no loss of smoothness. It also corrects, reduces, or prevents early shifts, soft shifts and stacked or late shifts.
Spark notes: A quick way to improve your car's acceleration without modifying your engine is to add a shift kit to your automatic transmission. This upgrade makes for a crisper, more precise response when shifting. It also makes the shift from First to Second gear shorter for a better launch, but with no loss of smoothness. It also corrects, reduces, or prevents early shifts, soft shifts and stacked or late shifts.
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06-02-2009, 03:39 PM
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06-02-2009, 09:41 PM
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I've heard it takes between 1hr -3hrs. Depending on your skill level. The transgo manuel is kinda confusing but I have a 30min instructional video that I will follow. I am not at all gifted when it comes to car mech so itll be interesting but I have a buddy willing to lend a hand. 02GTBlueGt your right that it'll save your tranny as well. Im very exciting to put in in except I've been too busy to do it myself here with summer, work. Im planning on installing that & a BBK 70mm throttle a week from friday here. So ill let ya know. But if I can do it without messing up my car. I know for a fact after that anyone could do it 
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06-02-2009, 11:33 PM
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but I swear I've heard the screeches of a shift kit on 03/04 Cobras w/ the t-56
06-03-2009, 08:22 AM
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I've heard it takes between 1hr -3hrs. Depending on your skill level. The transgo manuel is kinda confusing but I have a 30min instructional video that I will follow. I am not at all gifted when it comes to car mech so itll be interesting but I have a buddy willing to lend a hand. 02GTBlueGt your right that it'll save your tranny as well. Im very exciting to put in in except I've been too busy to do it myself here with summer, work. Im planning on installing that & a BBK 70mm throttle a week from friday here. So ill let ya know. But if I can do it without messing up my car. I know for a fact after that anyone could do it
06-04-2009, 09:43 AM
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BUT it will be done. & when it is I will post here again!
06-04-2009, 11:39 AM
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Ok thanks man. Would be a big help to know how it goes and how hard it's for your normal joe shmoe that would try it in their driveway or wherever.
06-04-2009, 07:30 PM
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thats a gr8 description of me. I will soon.... dunno if I ready to risk it or not yet. Im itching to do so (b4 the end of summer) otherwise it'll have to wait just bout a yr.
