TransGo 700R4 Street/Strip v. Heavy Duty Shift Kit
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Car: Pontiac Trans Am GTA
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TransGo 700R4 Street/Strip v. Heavy Duty Shift Kit
Hi,
I'm daily driver but sometimes do a little race from traffic lights. I'm wondering about TransGo 700R4 Street/Strip Shift Kit w/1-2 accumulator from Pro Built. But maybe Trans-Go 700R4 Heavy Duty Shift Kit will be ok for me? Does Street/Strip Kit include Heavy Duty Shift Kit or they are two absolutely different things?
What is your opinion about
http://www.thesurecure.com/parts/parts/SC-4L60.htm
Thx for your help.
I'm daily driver but sometimes do a little race from traffic lights. I'm wondering about TransGo 700R4 Street/Strip Shift Kit w/1-2 accumulator from Pro Built. But maybe Trans-Go 700R4 Heavy Duty Shift Kit will be ok for me? Does Street/Strip Kit include Heavy Duty Shift Kit or they are two absolutely different things?
What is your opinion about
http://www.thesurecure.com/parts/parts/SC-4L60.htm
Thx for your help.
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One more question. Does it make any sense to put TransGo Street/Strip Kit with stock converter (10" is recomended)? Has anybody made that?
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Ok, I see ProBuilt is not interested in answering any of my questions (PM, e-mails
) so I ask only about The SureCure kit. Does anybody know it?
) so I ask only about The SureCure kit. Does anybody know it? Junior Member
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From: Tampa FL
Car: 89 RS Camaro
Engine: 2.8 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
I have a 700R4 with a heavy duty shift kit in it. It's nice, easy to smack into gear, no real problems with it. I don't know wnough about it as I usually don't like auto's and I dispise working on them, but I had it thrown in when the tranny was rebuilt when I bought the car from the previous owner. (Part of the buying agreement as with him driving to show what it "could do", the tranny popped). So I don't know enough as far as install on it, But I race mine around when it's running right, and it shifts fine. i throw it into the gears around 5,000 or so depending on how hard I'm being on it and who's next to me.
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Thx for the answer. Heavy duty kit seems to be similar with Sonnax The Sure Cure kit, so probably i'll go with it plus corvette servo.
The Street/Strip Trans-Go Performance Shift kit, can be used with the stock torque converter. Just let me know, as I modify the kit for the 12" TC. That way the shifts will not be too firm at light throttle openings. The HD Trans-Go Shift kit I modify for the stock torque converter. I ahve not been on line for several days due to DSL problems.
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Car: Pontiac Trans Am GTA
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Thx for your reply ProBuild
Please tell me your suggestions to my idea:
- T/A'91 GTA with stock 350 engine
- stock converter
- stock transmission + street/strip Trans-Go Performance Shift kit + trans cooler.
What parts, in your opinion, should I upgrade in my transmission for the above set up? I'd like my tranny to be alive long ...
Please tell me your suggestions to my idea:
- T/A'91 GTA with stock 350 engine
- stock converter
- stock transmission + street/strip Trans-Go Performance Shift kit + trans cooler.
What parts, in your opinion, should I upgrade in my transmission for the above set up? I'd like my tranny to be alive long ...
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From: San Lorenzo, California
Car: 1987 Firebird Trans AM
Engine: 383 TPI...very soon
Transmission: TH700R4
I recently purchased a TransGo Kit, I was wondering if it's a smart idea to replace the seperator plate when installing the kit, especially since I don't know if it has been modified (the transmission was rebuilt before I bought the car)...
Also, I am wondering what else I should do while I'm in the tranny.
My setup will be...
Fresh 383 (somewhere hopefully around 400hp/425tq at the fly), 2600 Stall converter (stock diameter), TransGo Modified Street/Strip Kit w 1-2 Accumulator, Aftermarket Tranny cooler... any chance I can get this thing to survive for a while or am I going to be running on borrowed time? The transmission was rebuilt less than 10k ago, but I believe it was just a stock style rebuild...
Also, I am wondering what else I should do while I'm in the tranny.
My setup will be...
Fresh 383 (somewhere hopefully around 400hp/425tq at the fly), 2600 Stall converter (stock diameter), TransGo Modified Street/Strip Kit w 1-2 Accumulator, Aftermarket Tranny cooler... any chance I can get this thing to survive for a while or am I going to be running on borrowed time? The transmission was rebuilt less than 10k ago, but I believe it was just a stock style rebuild...
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From: San Lorenzo, California
Car: 1987 Firebird Trans AM
Engine: 383 TPI...very soon
Transmission: TH700R4
I was hoping to just add the shift kit, and maybe a seperator plate, if everyone thought that was a good idea. It wasn't beat on at all in that 10k since the last rebuild. Ideally I'd like it to last for a while so I can save up some money to buy a transmission from you, along with a nice torque converter, but I don't know what a stock style transmission can handle, or how long it can handle it.
I am basically trying to get it to last by adding the shift kit.
What do you think?
I am basically trying to get it to last by adding the shift kit.
What do you think?
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As for me, I'll have to rebuild my tranny, at least 3-4 clutches. It'll be inspected soon, I hope. What parts should be my "must have"?
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