Look at that shaft...so hawt.
First ever hot trannie thread
Started by Mr. Roboto, Jan 17 2009 01:54 PM
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Posted 17 January 2009 - 01:59 PM
OOH yeah! Nice gear ratio and though bearings.....It must look hot in a nice scatter shield....That's no automatic my friends.
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Posted 17 January 2009 - 02:03 PM
You've got to be a sicko or one stoic mofo to click on this thread. I'm not sure what to think of you 'mack. You are neither elevated or have lost any of your AAA rating...yet.
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Posted 17 January 2009 - 09:17 PM
I like a Nice Glide master with a B&M shift kit or T-10....He also has some candy dispenser!
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Posted 17 January 2009 - 11:21 PM
From the web, The last time that I rebuilt one, I swore that I would never do it again.
I will be opening my up again soon and digging deeper.
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Posted 18 January 2009 - 05:39 AM
I have no idea what that is actually.
On mine I have had trouble on the 2-3 shift (starts off in second) and then it shifts fine. I have to ease off the throttle like I'm driving a stick to get it to shift out. Then the 3-4 shift is correct, downshifts are fine. I dropped the pan last week and didn't find any metal shavings. I did find some what appeared to be cork gasket material. After talking to one of my car buds online he informed me that it was the intermediate plate gasket, which is above the throttle body. Once this gasket is blown I lose hydraulic pressure which is why I can't shift correctly in lower gears. Makes sense. So, with the transmission in the car I'll have to drop the pan, the filter, then the TB, the intermediate plate, measure B2 bands to make sure they are in spec, and then replace the gasket, then put it all back together, making sure to adhere to absolute cleanliness and inch pound torque specs.
I've already replaced the k2 spring kit and that actually helped the shift quite a bit. So I've gotten into the TB just a bit. Not too intimidating, just go slow and follow directions. Check everything twice before actually doing it etc.
Pics of the debris I found last week....
On mine I have had trouble on the 2-3 shift (starts off in second) and then it shifts fine. I have to ease off the throttle like I'm driving a stick to get it to shift out. Then the 3-4 shift is correct, downshifts are fine. I dropped the pan last week and didn't find any metal shavings. I did find some what appeared to be cork gasket material. After talking to one of my car buds online he informed me that it was the intermediate plate gasket, which is above the throttle body. Once this gasket is blown I lose hydraulic pressure which is why I can't shift correctly in lower gears. Makes sense. So, with the transmission in the car I'll have to drop the pan, the filter, then the TB, the intermediate plate, measure B2 bands to make sure they are in spec, and then replace the gasket, then put it all back together, making sure to adhere to absolute cleanliness and inch pound torque specs.
I've already replaced the k2 spring kit and that actually helped the shift quite a bit. So I've gotten into the TB just a bit. Not too intimidating, just go slow and follow directions. Check everything twice before actually doing it etc.
Pics of the debris I found last week....
"It was like I was in high school again, but fatter."
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