Shift Kit for auto 04 GT
12-17-2005, 02:26 PM
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RE: Shift Kit for auto 04 GT
Why don't you just get a hand held tuner. The shift firmness can be adjusted firm enough that I even soften it up at part throttle because it's too firm. I have both the Diablo sport predator and the SCT X-Cal 2. I have my custom tune done with the X-Cal 2 because that's the software my tuner uses for dyno tunes but I'm not totally sure if it's completely done with testing since it's a new product. I do like the Predator also but the X-Cal 2 has more adjustability with shift points. The only thing is you have to make the changes on your desktop and upload the tune to the X-Cal 2 before you then put the tune in the car. Don't bother with any kind of shift kit unless you need a new trans or your trans is broke and it needs work. A handheld tuner is a must with an automatic trans. The shift firmness stock is so weak that even with a completely stock Mustang the trans will slip dramatically at wide open causing more wear on the trans.
http://www.diablosport.com/main.php
http://www.sctflash.com/xc2.php
http://www.diablosport.com/main.php
http://www.sctflash.com/xc2.php
12-17-2005, 03:50 PM
#3
RE: Shift Kit for auto 04 GT
ORIGINAL: Voodoo
Why don't you just get a hand held tuner. The shift firmness can be adjusted firm enough that I even soften it up at part throttle because it's too firm. I have both the Diablo sport predator and the SCT X-Cal 2. I have my custom tune done with the X-Cal 2 because that's the software my tuner uses for dyno tunes but I'm not totally sure if it's completely done with testing since it's a new product. I do like the Predator also but the X-Cal 2 has more adjustability with shift points. The only thing is you have to make the changes on your desktop and upload the tune to the X-Cal 2 before you then put the tune in the car. Don't bother with any kind of shift kit unless you need a new trans or your trans is broke and it needs work. A handheld tuner is a must with an automatic trans. The shift firmness stock is so weak that even with a completely stock Mustang the trans will slip dramatically at wide open causing more wear on the trans.
http://www.diablosport.com/main.php
http://www.sctflash.com/xc2.php
Why don't you just get a hand held tuner. The shift firmness can be adjusted firm enough that I even soften it up at part throttle because it's too firm. I have both the Diablo sport predator and the SCT X-Cal 2. I have my custom tune done with the X-Cal 2 because that's the software my tuner uses for dyno tunes but I'm not totally sure if it's completely done with testing since it's a new product. I do like the Predator also but the X-Cal 2 has more adjustability with shift points. The only thing is you have to make the changes on your desktop and upload the tune to the X-Cal 2 before you then put the tune in the car. Don't bother with any kind of shift kit unless you need a new trans or your trans is broke and it needs work. A handheld tuner is a must with an automatic trans. The shift firmness stock is so weak that even with a completely stock Mustang the trans will slip dramatically at wide open causing more wear on the trans.
http://www.diablosport.com/main.php
http://www.sctflash.com/xc2.php
go to transgo if you want a shift kit, but i would just get a tuner.
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