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Hola mi amigos & amigas,
I did a search on the transgo to try and find some info on the daily driving aspect, without any luck. I was wondering what the stage 2 kit w/ vette servo is like in everyday driving. I live in miami with alotta traffic and I dont want this thing to be a pain is the bunghole.
Any info you have would be appreciated, Thanks
The easier you drive, or rather the easier your are on the throttle and at lower RPM - the shifts are still definately noticeable but not killer neck-snappers. Not with just 225 ft-lbs.
If won't harm your tranny daily-driving if that's what you're asking. It will do the opposite. It will help make it last longer because it engages the clutches and bands in a shorter amount of time. The quicker they engage the less heat they build up, the longer the tranny lasts.
I have a Trans-Go Stage II in both my Z28 (350) and my Mustang (302). Both will chirp second at anything past mid-throttle. You always feel the 1-2 shift regardless of RPM, that's going to be a given. The severity is quite substantial but you still feel it. But 2-3 can often go barely detected. I would imagine that on your tranny having an overdrive gear that I don't 3-4 would be even softer at 'daily driving RPM ranges'
<b>15.41</b> @ 89.80 & 15.45 @ <b>91.64</b>, 2.21 60ft, 3,440 raceweight, using <b>OEM</b> Equipment. <br />\'98 L67/M49 w/ 134,000 miles before spun bearing. \"<i>It\'s all stock, Baby</i>!\"
I have a 98 daily driver with TransGo Stage 2 and the Vette servo. Like Bliggida said as long as you dont stomp on it when there is a lot of traffic it wont brake your neck but if you like to keep your foot down. As a daily driver you will hate it. If you do the TransGo when its time to shift to 2nd gear push the gas pedal about 1/4 other than that you will complain about your neck a lot.
98 Camaro A4<br />Y87, Y3F, GU6 3.42 Gears, TransGo Shift kit Stage II with Corvette Servo, ZR1 Ram Air Intake, Air Silencer mod, SLP Quad Center Exhaust w/Flowmasters 80 Series, Suncoast Z Style Hood, K&N Air and Oil Filter, 180 Thermo, homemade Manual Fan switch, Clear Corner Lights, Reflective rear Camaro decal, Clear Coat Camaro Grill with Silver Camaro letters, SLP Badge, Y87 Rear decal
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