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Turbo Action is the way to go for a Mopar trans...Cable come from the rear and attaches to the case not the pan bolts
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Originally posted by one bad rambler one bad rambler wrote:

Turbo Action is the way to go for a Mopar trans...Cable come from the rear and attaches to the case not the pan bolts

Turbo action? 
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He means Turbo Action shifter, good to know actually.

The kit you posted appears to include the bushes as well, which is a good thing. Not really anything else needed in terms of hard parts unless you start upgrading stuff and then it is all pretty much available as individual parts through the performance transmission places.

If you are changing the valve body, then it's probably a good idea to get one with low band apply, that is one of the things that contributes to sprag failures if it has been disabled for quicker shifting as is done with some performance valve bodies.

I have a CRT revers manual valve body in mine and it was absolutely savage on the shifts with a stock converter, works much better now with a high stall in it, just something else to think about.

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Originally posted by WesternRed WesternRed wrote:

He means Turbo Action shifter, good to know actually.

The kit you posted appears to include the bushes as well, which is a good thing. Not really anything else needed in terms of hard parts unless you start upgrading stuff and then it is all pretty much available as individual parts through the performance transmission places.

If you are changing the valve body, then it's probably a good idea to get one with low band apply, that is one of the things that contributes to sprag failures if it has been disabled for quicker shifting as is done with some performance valve bodies.

I have a CRT revers manual valve body in mine and it was absolutely savage on the shifts with a stock converter, works much better now with a high stall in it, just something else to think about.

thanx . I am looking at a New converter...  Looking at the tci streetfighter converter 
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Originally posted by Stormogdis Stormogdis wrote:

Originally posted by one bad rambler one bad rambler wrote:

Turbo Action is the way to go for a Mopar trans...Cable come from the rear and attaches to the case not the pan bolts

Turbo action? 
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Originally posted by Stormogdis Stormogdis wrote:

Originally posted by WesternRed WesternRed wrote:

He means Turbo Action shifter, good to know actually.

The kit you posted appears to include the bushes as well, which is a good thing. Not really anything else needed in terms of hard parts unless you start upgrading stuff and then it is all pretty much available as individual parts through the performance transmission places.

If you are changing the valve body, then it's probably a good idea to get one with low band apply, that is one of the things that contributes to sprag failures if it has been disabled for quicker shifting as is done with some performance valve bodies.

I have a CRT revers manual valve body in mine and it was absolutely savage on the shifts with a stock converter, works much better now with a high stall in it, just something else to think about.

thanx . I am looking at a New converter...  Looking at the tci streetfighter converter 
Sounds like the perfect choice for the engine combo
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