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Tranny mods questions
CoolBlueSS replied to zsamboki's topic in AWD, Differential, & Transmission Tech
Sounds like you're good to go for a while. How does it shift? -
Lebanon Valley Day at the Drags 2007
CoolBlueSS replied to PladdPezzPunk's topic in Events, Gatherings, & Rallys
You gonna run the Yaris to see what she's got? -
I'm not a supporting member, but I have a few.
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Screw him, and anybody that was involved with him. He should be banned from the NFL even after he gets out. Forever. There should be a "code of conduct" for all professional athletes to follow. If you can't follow it, then you're out.
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That's what we did. That's the way to go.
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I love mine. It may not be the fastest of the sport trucks (Lightning, SRT10), but I can haul a load, tow a trailer, carry more than one other person, and look good doing it.
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Sits waaaay too low for me, and I'm not a fan of the tribal graphics, but I can appreciate the amout of time put into it.
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Good one.
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I would think all you would need is the NVG149 transfer case. It was used in Sierra C3, SS, 02 and up Escalade.
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Transmission Experts
CoolBlueSS replied to moog5050's topic in AWD, Differential, & Transmission Tech
His truck is definitely a beast. -
Sweet!!! I'm going to look for that.
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I heard y'all got hit pretty hard down there. Glad to hear you made it through.
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It's still a damn sexy car.
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It's that thing you read when all else fails.
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This is true. The real performance vehicles were pretty well stripped. The LS6 Chevelles, RA IV GTOs, ect. didn't have power windows, locks seats, or even A/C. You got a car with a big ass powerful V8. I know the SS name has become alot softer than it used to be, but I still like it.
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I always have been, and always will be, a fan of the good ol' American V8. I love the sound of a screamin' small block, or a roaring big block. But, there's something about the sound of a singing V12 that's pretty sweet. For me it would be a Countach (sp). I've always loved the look of those cars.
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Same here. I'll avoid a fight at all cost. But'if that's the only way out, then I'll dance.
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I need to ride in your truck, Steve, to see how it feels. lol. But, I'm NOW leaning towards a Super servo, billet OD servo, and the HD-2C kit. Yep. That'll do it. I'm not thinking about it anymore. If I think anymore I'll only confuse myself. PATC offers a Transgo stage II shift kit. Is this the HD-2C kit?
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Sounds like a guy I knew a long time ago. He's 6'8" about 340. We called him Pee wee.
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There's a few of us big boys on here. 6'5" 320lbs. I try my best to just let it go. Especially in this day and age, because you never know if someone's packing heat.
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The Vette servo has more apply (surface) area that the stock servo, and a billet has more than the Vette. What this means is that each one will give a progressively firmer shift. It just all depends on how "firm" you want it. It seems to me that there's a fine line with AWD, and shifting too harsh. As, there's no tire slippage that there is with 2WD.
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I've seen mine as high as 120*, but DAYUM!!!!!!