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Old 02-05-2008, 05:05 PM
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Early '99 4R100 Shift Points

Just had my transmission refurbished due to lost torque converter and high mileage on the clutches.

Hoping to get some input on normal shift points on the 4R100 when the truck is running its stock program. Its been awhile since the truck has been stock so I've forgotten how it felt.

Also, Is this normal?
When shifting before it was just a quick hard shift and now it's slow and lazy the revs go to 3200+ rpm every shift if at full throttle.

Any help is appreciated.

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