Automatic Shift Kit???
Originally Posted by Kurt
Don't you then need to do something with the ECU? I would think you would, but I am going by the fact that RRM sells two different types of Piggybacks, one for a 5speed transmission and one for an automatic transmission.
So basically you go through the trouble of removing the auto tranny, installing the manual tranny then go through another trouble of removing the stock ecu and finding a ecu for the manual and then installing that? O man!
Originally Posted by cobra
So basically you go through the trouble of removing the auto tranny, installing the manual tranny then go through another trouble of removing the stock ecu and finding a ecu for the manual and then installing that? O man!
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price isnt too bad and from what everyone is saying it sounds worth it. And ok, decision made, shift kit much cheaper and easier than swapping to a manual tranny. soooo...who want to buy it now?
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$250 seems a bit pricey. from what i've read about them on other cars they run between $50 - $150
http://www.drivetrain.com/transgoshiftkits.html
scroll down to the bottom of that page
http://www.drivetrain.com/transgoshiftkits.html
scroll down to the bottom of that page
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granted it would be an improvement. but i dunno if it would make $250 worth of improvement. plus the cost of installing it.
it's a shame i was gonna buy one of those too (or at least put it on my christmas list)
it's a shame i was gonna buy one of those too (or at least put it on my christmas list)






