Shiftkit and servo help
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Shiftkit and servo help
I have the Hd2 shiftkit installed with 2 brass washers that sit on the servo. It didnt shift very hard so I got the vett servo. I put it in and it was horrible it was like no shiftkit was even there. I put it back to stock with the washers in like it was. I won't even bump 1st. It's just nice and smooth. Can some that has this done please help me out. Thanks guys. Jason
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you installed all the valves and accumulator springs? I did 2 shims and I was breaking the tires loose. It should be quick and firm, but not necessarily break the tires loose.
do you have a tune or a converter?
do you have a tune or a converter?
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Yeah I'm cammed and tuned. I had the dealership put it in. It's just horrible I was expecting more. Gonna pull out the shims this weeked and see if it helps. Very disappointing.
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A lot of the techs will feel a weird shift and think it needs a reflash. The mechanical parts alone should have been pretty noticeable though.
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Thanks for the help. Got it figured out today. I took out the parts that were added for the hd2 shiftkit. I took out the 2 big brass washers or shims and the extra spring in the servo housing that is held together with the c clip. Shifts great now. Spun all 4 for about 5 feet. Bumped second nicely and was crisp going into 3rd.
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