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 Post subject: How can you tell which shift kit you running?
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 10:06 pm 
Oompa Loompa
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Hey everyone,

I have a shift kit in my car ef futura and was wondering how can u tell what of shift it is?
My shift kit is a flick of a switch and when i turn it on and i floor it shift gears quick and hard

Also if i do run my shift kit will it cause any damage to my gearbox or diff? Or anything?

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 Post subject: Re: How can you tell which shift kit you running?
Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:42 am 
Getting Side Ways
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A shift kit is a shift kit basically they dont vary that much just on a few internal parts. It could be one of these:

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Just have to find where the little module box was set up by whoever put it in. Maybe the person who I assume had the car before made their own?

In regards to the damage with them.. there are mixed reviews. Some people say they are better for the transmission as it lowers friction between changes, others will say its bad because of the extra pressue build up in the lines and on the bands. Anyway I run one in mine and once the whole novelty facotr wore off I use it from time to time when I feel like giving it the boot.
As people have mentioned be careful with it in the wet as you can loose tranction with it on :shock:

 

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