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amljbsJun-02-03 08:20 AM
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#1060, "Shift kit results :-)"


          

Well with much help from Soulcontroller I finished the shift kit yesterday. First off I have to say that doing the shift kit is a SERIOUS BITCH. With that said I have to say that it was well worth it the shift are nearly instant now and there is virtually no power loss between shifts. Basically in-conjunction with the other tranny mods the car almost has no dead spots. From 10mph you can push the pedal to the floor and the car will pull and pull untill it tops out . Car just seems so much more responsive. Im going to do a writeup on this so anyone that has photos they think might be useful just email them to me. Thanks again Soulcontroller .

1998 Eclipse GST

  

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soulcontrollerJun-02-03 09:04 AM
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#1061, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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no problem man. im glad everything went together alright for you. at one point i figured i was making you more confused hehe...

but yea, i agree it was a bitch doing it. it wasnt that bad, but getting those pistons back in was a little rough, along with all the other little snags you run into along the way.

im glad you got it all together though. you did use a new filter right? and put in some magnets and a drain plug?

glad i could be of help.

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amljbsJun-02-03 03:33 PM
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#1063, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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My tranny has the following:

New Fluid
New Internal Filter
Drain Plug
Magnets
Transmission cooler
Remote filter
Shift kit
Final Drive

Not that all that was necessary to list but what the hey

1998 Eclipse GST

  

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soulcontrollerJun-02-03 05:20 PM
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#1064, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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cool... do you know anything about the differential pins? the ones that are prone to break?

i want to get some brackets, but i dont really know how to go about installing. do you know anything bout em?

ive got all that minus the in-line filter.

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amljbsJun-02-03 06:15 PM
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#1065, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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Well I know what it is and where it is but my knowledge ends there. I dont know how to go about getting to it without taking the tranny out. I personally am done with my tranny completely I dont plan on doing anything else to that part of the car except maintaining it.

1998 Eclipse GST

  

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soulcontrollerJun-02-03 06:38 PM
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#1066, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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i want to get a high stall converter when i do my engine rebuild...

then the auto will be a beast! hehe.

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Joe B SlowJun-02-03 06:50 PM
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#1067, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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>cool... do you know anything about the differential pins?
>the ones that are prone to break?
>
>i want to get some brackets, but i dont really know how to go
>about installing. do you know anything bout em?
>
>ive got all that minus the in-line filter.


To get to the diff youve got to take out the tranny. unless you're really creative. I had my tranny mechanic do the brackets and he had to take out the tranny. If you look under the car the differenential pokes out and theres no way to get it out. its a fucking haus.

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ph33r me im l33t: it's so cute
ph33r me im l33t: seriously man
ph33r me im l33t: it's like
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amljbsJun-02-03 07:03 PM
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#1068, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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Jun-02-03 07:03 PM by amljbs

          

Soulcontroller did you install your turbo yourself? If so how difficult was it cause honestly it looks really simple to install. Just complicated to tune .

1998 Eclipse GST

  

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soulcontrollerJun-02-03 07:17 PM
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#1071, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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yea, myself, xtremers, and matt95gts installed mine one weekend. it really isnt *that* difficult. if you can find someone around you who has done it before it makes things a lot easier. the shift kit was more difficult lol. its just time consuming. i was planning on taking 4 or 5 days to do it myself, but got some help from a few friends and we polished it off in a little over a day.

as for tuning, you really just need someone else with you to read fuel trims under boost. if you can get an egt and a/f-o2 digital guage that helps too.

i still drive around with a smile on my face boosting around town hehe.

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'98 RS-T 13.8 @ 106.1

  

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soulcontrollerJun-02-03 07:19 PM
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#1072, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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yea joe, thats what i thought. did you just take your tranny to a shop and they did all your work for you?

i might get an overhaul kit, some pins and a high stall torque converter, and just have a shop install it. i dont really know any reputable tranny shops around here though, at least that do work on the a604 consistently. do you guys have any recommendations on a shop?

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'98 RS-T 13.8 @ 106.1

  

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Joe B SlowJun-02-03 07:45 PM
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#1074, "RE: Shift kit results :-)"
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I used All Pro Transmission here in Nashville. I recommend any corporate owned and backed place. Or a ma and pop place whos been doing it forever. But do NOT take it to a mechanic. take it to a specialist. you'd be suprised what mechanics dont know.

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ph33r me im l33t: I'm like
ph33r me im l33t: petting the tranny cooler
ph33r me im l33t: it looks like a baby intercooler
ph33r me im l33t: it's so cute
ph33r me im l33t: seriously man
ph33r me im l33t: it's like
ph33r me im l33t: I flow shit
ph33r me im l33t: what now
ph33r me im l33t: I cool that bitch down

  

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