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I just got my order from SLP and am tryin' to install this new SLP Shift Module.
The problem is that the instructions say to use wires off the PCM that do not exist.. Well.. At least they are not where the instructions say they will be...
It seems I have a different PCM than the instructions say I should Have... Could anybody help me out??
<a href=\"http://www.fbodyballa.com\" target=\"_blank\"><b><i>Athena - Black \'95 Firebird 3.4L A4 -</b></i></a><p>LT1 Swap In Progress<p>\"Horsepower Is a Measure of How Fast You Hit the Wall, Tourque is a Measure of How Far you Take the wall with You...\"
You should have the 4L80E and if I remember correctly, that is what it was for. I have been thinking about getting it as well.
1995 Firebird 3.8 A4, 140,000 miles and going strong<br />Basically Stock, college=poor <p>Junior Mechanical Engineering Student: Milwaukee School of Engineering; Cpl, MN Army National Guard...just got promoted :)
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by pvtschultz: You should have the 4L80E and if I remember correctly, that is what it was for. I have been thinking about getting it as well.<hr></blockquote>
1995 Firebird 3.8 A4, 140,000 miles and going strong<br />Basically Stock, college=poor <p>Junior Mechanical Engineering Student: Milwaukee School of Engineering; Cpl, MN Army National Guard...just got promoted :)
i have the one from b&m thats got three stages and i highly recomend this over the slp one because this one have a control unit that you can switch from stock and then back from the drivers seat and the other is under the car if i am not mistaken (i just helped my friend put that one in his firebird)
verdict: get the b&m eaiser to install and it has three "stages".
hope this helped...
1997 3.8 Red Firebird<br />RKSport 2\" racing springs,TA Rims,<br />Dual Out Magna Flow Exaust/2.5\" Exauhst cut-out (loud),<br />2-10\" JL W-3\'s, 300/2 JL AMP<br />1 Farad Rockford Fosgate Capasitor,<br />B&M Shift Improvment Mod,<br />SLP Cold Air Intake, MSD 8.5mm Wires, Bosh Plats, 160 deg thermo<br /> in the mail:<br />Zexel Torsen Posi Unit, 3.23 (for now)& new transmission.
does that b&m make a big difference in our cars? I was thinking of getting one, my friend has one in his truck and it makes a huge difference... didnt know bout my 'maro though...
Well.. I just figured out how to install it and now have it installed... I like it! Firmed up the shift quite well and it seems to be getting a little firmer with time.
I'll let you all know about the long haul tests...
<a href=\"http://www.fbodyballa.com\" target=\"_blank\"><b><i>Athena - Black \'95 Firebird 3.4L A4 -</b></i></a><p>LT1 Swap In Progress<p>\"Horsepower Is a Measure of How Fast You Hit the Wall, Tourque is a Measure of How Far you Take the wall with You...\"
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