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Old 09-02-2003, 11:22 AM   #1
silver_pilate
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Yup. Definately need a higher stalling converter (2800-3000), and I would HIGHLY recommend the valve body. Lentech makes an absolutely awesome unit that gives you full control over shifts. Changes the shift pattern to 1-2-3/electronic OD. Or, leave it in drive and let it shift itself. They'll set the shift firmness to where you want it.

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