Shift Improvement for my E4OD
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Shift Improvement for my E4OD
I want to improve the shift quality of my E4OD. I want the shifts to be quicker and at higher RPMs when needed.
What can be done to accomplish these goals? A valvebody upgrade/shift kit or is it completely electronically controlled.
Not that it really matters but its in an F350 4x4 with the 7.5l
What can be done to accomplish these goals? A valvebody upgrade/shift kit or is it completely electronically controlled.
Not that it really matters but its in an F350 4x4 with the 7.5l
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There are valve bodies available.I have the B&M shift kit in my 93L and my 95L and I'm happy with it.The tow/rv setting is a firm shift I can live with everyday.The street/strip setting on the other hand that I have in the 95 is a tire shredder when it shifts and not great for everyday.
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Originally Posted by 2020
There are valve bodies available.I have the B&M shift kit in my 93L and my 95L and I'm happy with it.The tow/rv setting is a firm shift I can live with everyday.The street/strip setting on the other hand that I have in the 95 is a tire shredder when it shifts and not great for everyday.
I want to quicken the shift, especially under load, without jarring my passengers too much. I have a crew cab and routinely have 3 or 4 passengers in my truck.
Has anyone tried any of the other brands?
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Search all these fellers:
http://www.baumannengineering.com/e4odcat.htm
http://www.tciauto.com/ford/ford_e4od-4r100.htm
I thought I had some others, but they were very limited on the E4OD.
http://www.baumannengineering.com/e4odcat.htm
http://www.tciauto.com/ford/ford_e4od-4r100.htm
I thought I had some others, but they were very limited on the E4OD.
