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10-16-2005 05:34 PM #14
there are some shift kits that make better shifts and there not bad, but then theres the shift kits that are out and out hard shifting, and in turn neck snappers. If the clutches are snapping closed fast, I would assume that would be kind of hard on there physical stability, but not on the friction material, where as if there slipping a little, the friction material would wear out faster but there physical strength would stay ok.Originally posted by FMXhellraiser
They have shift kits for towing and then ones for strip and street. They don't shift much harder. Plus they say that a shift kit makes firm shifts which in turn makes the tranny last longer. Now that part I don't know if it's true, I heard it on Trucks, Horsepower TV, etc. A shift kit doesn't shift real hard or nothing, just a nice firm shift, I like em.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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