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Old 05-29-2003, 09:29 AM   #1
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700-R4 switch to corvette servo/govenor???

i read in GMHPM that a quick way to improve the shifts in 3rd gen 700-R4's is to swap out the govenor w/one from a vette. in some of the posts i've seen it recommended to swap out the servo. do you need to perform both? if not which is preferrable?

the tranny is origional w/less than 5k on it, would like firmer, quicker shifts, but do not want a race tranny and i am not overly keen on shift kits at this time.

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the servo firms up the 1-2 shift
the governor just does stuff to the shift points i thought...not the actual quality of the shifts
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If you have a Z-28, and it shifts at WOT at 5,200 (apx). then going to a Corvette governor will most likely make the WOT shifts later. Going to a Corvette servo will firm up the 1-2 & 2-3 shift.
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whast will the vette gov. do in a 91 Rs i never heard of using them
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itll do the same thing..firm up 1-2 shift and 2-3
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I have the vette servo and govoner in my 700!!!Doesn't cost a lot to swap them out and well worth it. Just wish I could do something with the 3-4 shift! It works good!!
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