Transgo, Vette Servo, Cooler Installed
#4
Originally Posted by SuperSporttruck
yeary,
I did the exact same install on my truck and it is not hard it just takes a little time and its messy, but after your done it is well worth it.
I did the exact same install on my truck and it is not hard it just takes a little time and its messy, but after your done it is well worth it.
#5
I'm gettingmy Transgo and vette servo in next week but I wont be able to get the supercooler in for a couple more weeks is this acceptable? I assume I have a stock cooler in already. I cant get out and check right now! What do you guys think aboout not getting the cooler done for a couple of weeks after the other install?
#7
If you're upgrading the servos, use no washers. Be conservative with opening up the feed holes. Open the 3rd feed hole up as much as you can without getting into the HD/Race settings.
The cooler was one of the first things I did to mine, especially since I didn't have one already.
The cooler was one of the first things I did to mine, especially since I didn't have one already.
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#9
Originally Posted by Flyer
If you're upgrading the servos, use no washers.
#10
If it were me ... I wouldn't use any washers in mine. I would rather open the feed holes up a little more if the shift wasn't firm enough for me. The washer in there makes it pretty brutal, especially if you have good friction materials in there.


