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TransGo vs. Chip Tune (Repetitive?)
I am just curious if the increased line pressure to the transmission included with most popular chip tunes (TW, DP, PHP, etc) is the same result as generated by a TransGo shift kit?
I plan to get a tune in the next few weeks, but wasn't sure if adding a TransGo or something else might further improve shifting. Ideally, I want to prolong the life of the stock transmission (101k miles) and would rather avoid going to a BTS or even spending $2k+ to rebuild my trans with stout parts. Thanks! |
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If i can find the post i will post it. This is what i read from TW he stated to get a Trans go.
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It seems that almost no one does these shift kits (from what I have read). Its either a chip and stock trans, chip and BTS trans, or chip and BTS valve body and TC. |
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I would also suggest a Transgo kit. When you get a chip tell them that you have the transgo kit, and they can program the transmission accordingly. Do the kit first
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I would also recommend the transgo kit. It is a very good product.
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Why don't you just get a performance valve body from BTS or JW? There like $300 and direct bolt on. The transgo kit can screw your tranny if not installed properly.
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Whats the install on the valve body like? Time and Difficulty wise... I am all for mods that will prolong the life of my trans, but I'm not interested in spending a bunch of $$ in the name of transmission performance. Its a diesel truck and will never (for me) be a stoplight dragster. If the valve body will give me added life, I'm all for it. |
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IF not installed properly, if you go with the transgo make sure you have a good transmission guy do it.
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Good point. Some transmission shift kits involve resizing bores. If you were to buy a replacement valve body i would rate replacing it at a 2 of 10 for a novice mechanic. just need an in/lb torque wrench.
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