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  • B&M Trick Shift

    Has anyone tried the B&M Trick Shif ATF, the regular one, not the synthetic? It's "supposed" to give firmer shifts like a weak shif kit. Just wondering if anyone tried it? And if it works or is just normal ATF.

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    i use it in mine now.. synthetic is a good 1.50 more a quart or higher... i use to only use the valvoline partial synthetic... but tric shift works even better than that... its not that it doesnt have synthetics in it its just not full sythetic... i noticed a differance trans temp stayed down 15 degrees constantly.. which is what i needed with my after market radiator... all i have is a medium size trans cooler.... and not in this car but in other cars where the trans was on its last leg... started slipping or what not i would flush the trans out new filter and all then used trick shift get another 30,000 outta it without ragging on it...
    Originally posted by Frank The Tank
    Took the restrictor plate off to give the Red Dragon a little more juice. But it's not exactly street legal, so keep it on the down low.

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