Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes?
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Drifting
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From: Lake Havasu City AZ
Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes?
What changes did you have to make to the shift points, TM, ect?
I plan on turning off TM but I am not sure of others changes with my 3:15
gears. I don't want to change gears as I know you only pick up about a
tenth in the 1/4. I have to go see Andy at A&A for turning.
Thanks
MikeV
I plan on turning off TM but I am not sure of others changes with my 3:15
gears. I don't want to change gears as I know you only pick up about a
tenth in the 1/4. I have to go see Andy at A&A for turning.
Thanks
MikeV
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From: God's Replica
Re: Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes? (MikeV)
ohhh you are going to love that tc. I cannot recall exactly what changes I made (been about 2 years), but I recall increasing the line pressure value and upping the mph shift points. :cheers:
I was using 3.42's.
I was using 3.42's.
Le Mans Master
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From: Tyler TX
Re: Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes? (intel55)
ohhh you are going to love that tc. I cannot recall exactly what changes I made (been about 2 years), but I recall increasing the line pressure value and upping the mph shift points. :cheers:
I was using 3.42's.
I was using 3.42's.
Melting Slicks
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From: Davie Florida
Re: Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes? (LittleBoyBlu99)
At 60mph the 3.42 car from a punch would make quick work of the car with 3.15's . :thumbs:
Going to 3.42s will really help your car from a roll. I ran the ST3500 it is a really awesome converter you are going to love it. :cheers:
[Modified by Mitch C, 3:38 PM 10/25/2003]
Drifting
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From: Los Angeles Founder, West Coast Corvette Challenge
Re: Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes? (Mitch C)
Mike - DO the 3.42's buddy - you will be VERY happy that you did! :cheers:
(Oh, wait, is that a slightly used diff with 3.42's sitting on the floor of my garage waiting for somebody who wants to give it a new home? :D )
Gary
P.S. ...the very same 3.42's that were wonderfully mated to my ST 3500 converter until I got yet another case of mod fever! :lolg:
(Oh, wait, is that a slightly used diff with 3.42's sitting on the floor of my garage waiting for somebody who wants to give it a new home? :D )
Gary
P.S. ...the very same 3.42's that were wonderfully mated to my ST 3500 converter until I got yet another case of mod fever! :lolg:
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Drifting
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From: Lake Havasu City AZ
Re: Yank ST3500 owners.. what changes? (gary brown)
Hi Gary Ol buddy Ol pal. We need to talk at the next WCCC the 16th.
I think I might talk Alice into "adopting" those poor lonely gears :lol:
Mike V
[Modified by MikeV, 11:25 AM 10/27/2003]
I think I might talk Alice into "adopting" those poor lonely gears :lol:
Mike V
[Modified by MikeV, 11:25 AM 10/27/2003]
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