got my vette servo in
05-07-2010, 12:31 PM
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05-18-2010, 06:48 PM
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Ok probably a stupid question,but what does this vette servo do for our trans.Is it like putting a shift kit in a older th350-400?
Sorry for the throwback to the good ole days,Im used to carbetators and shift kits.
Sorry for the throwback to the good ole days,Im used to carbetators and shift kits.
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helps the band by giving it more holding power. It applies more pressure to the band which gives a better shift without lag and firms it up a bit while holding alittle more performance
05-18-2010, 08:56 PM
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Ok,I just went to Circle D's website and you got to be kidding me!!! its only 15 bucks.Am I gonna notice a big difference when I put this in,or is it basically a preventative maintenance thing.
05-18-2010, 09:14 PM
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yeah they aren't expensive. Not sure on the difference, should just make the shift been alittle more firm but have alittle more character i guess you would say. I won't have mine in until next tuesday
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/\sweet!!!The servo that Circle D is selling is the same on that everyone is talking about right?where would I find info on installing the servo?Dont need to r/r the trans to put servo in do I?Sorry for all the newb ?