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AOD Swap

posted by  USMKEHNC on  Sun Jul 3 07:21 CST 2005
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I just got the car back and it is really nice.

Good, firm shifts, but not too crazy. Pete, at Transmaster, bumped the stall up a bit and put in some Red Line clutches. The AOD is now a Kevlar band instead of the woefully inadequate stock band. In addition, he moved the TV bracket for better routing, and sorted out the wiring harness. After straitening the harness he was able to plug in the VSS and the Neutral switch. He installed new shift bushings as well. The car feels great! I don't think there are many of you from Wisconsin on the board, but Pete at Transmaster in Watertown treated me right. 920-206-1066

Hot Rod guys rock!





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