transgo shift kit

What has made you decide on going with the Transgo? Any particular reason? I would suggest going with a Baumann shift kit. Allows you to select from 3 different firmness levels for each shift, unlike the transgo where it is 1 level for all the shifts, allows you to raise shift points from 100rpms to 1500rpms above stock, and you dont need any other parts for it to work. It is also alot easier to install then the transgo and cheaper. from

One thing I would want to know before diving into this is exactly why? Also, what is the difference between the two.

My Trans-Go kit had three settings.

MadDAWG

For one you'll want to do it all. You don't pick and choose what parts to install. As for what level to set it at don't use the highest setting without a stall converter. A friend of mine installed his with the firmest setting and a stock converter, and it was way to hard. While it was fun to drive it tore up the tranny down the road.

The reason they tell you to change the accumulators is the original aluminum ones have been known to gall up the bore they rid in an then either bind up or have leak by. If you dealer won't get them find another dealer.

MadDAWG

I've been running a Transgo HD2 shift kit for 3 years without any problems. Shift is firm and quick.