AODE is but not AOD this 94 has brand new AOD

 

Good luck on the race. Make sure you post up how it went. No one ever post the outcome.

 

i will, hopefully we race in about 2 weeks

 

i will win......

 

two weeks?! thats gay, race today

 

dude were both 15... i dont even know if i can in two weeks cus im gonna have to talk my dad into riding with my while i race and he would kick my @ss

 

Hell I'll win. Yes, you can (somewhat) manually shift a stock AOD. Why not slide your tv cable back and raise your shift points a little bit.

 

wow im glad to see everyone has sooo much confidence in me and my car...... lol idc tho, ill race him on my fourwheeler in the 1/8th and prolly beat him... im not ashamed to lose to a newer mustang with an x-pipe and catback when im an unexperienced driver

 

Earlier stuff uses servos, springs, and control valves all mechanically controlled to determine when to shift and the suddeness of the shift. Without the correct servos and valve body springs they may shift earlier than you want and have slow shift. Manual shifting will hold the gears longer but will not help the shifting lag.

 

98ls1 I will say that mustang auto's are nowhere near the 4l60e's, which I know are useless to manually shift.
However I still say just put it in D and leave it alone.