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Drilling Valve body seperator plate?


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This thread is for zippy, and anyone else with some good insight. I was just wondering if instead of doing the whole transgo shift kit you could gain some from just drilling the seperator plate. We did this on my G/f's mustang, and it made a huge difference. Jerry @ superchips helped designed the ford tranny and said that he actually preferrs this to a shift kit. I actually took off the seperator plate, and he drilled the holes for us because he was there. I know that was a ford, and mine is a GM, but I want to know if it work the same way. I am not trying to be cheap here, just concerned about warranty. I know that my dealership would probably void my tranny warranty if they saw all the components of a shift kit in there, but probably wouldn't notice or care if the seperator plate was drilled.

 

Any thoughts?

 

Aaron

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Do you think that it would be best to drill all of the holes that transgo does, or just the ones for 1-2 shift and 2-3 shift holes?

i would have to see the transgo mapping. i haven't done very many transgo's and don't have any of the instruction sheets around.

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Jerry came to beaumont for a dyno tuning day for some mustang guys, and me and my gf drove 6 hours out there to meet him. He tuned her car too while we were there. Jerry is a very cool guy!

All of the guys at Superchips that I've met are awesome. It's really too bad that the stopped doing custom dyno tunes.

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