To the peole who ever had the dons valve body mode
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To the peole who ever had the dons valve body mode
i considering the vb mode my trany kicks at first gear and seems like a little slugish is there any way the vb mode will get rid of the kick in first gear and is the job it self hard to do will i need some one thats experienced to help me do the swap and how long can i not use my car????
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Re: To the peole who ever had the dons valve body mode
Originally posted by Fish254
i considering the vb mode my trany kicks at first gear and seems like a little slugish is there any way the vb mode will get rid of the kick in first gear and is the job it self hard to do will i need some one thats experienced to help me do the swap and how long can i not use my car????
i considering the vb mode my trany kicks at first gear and seems like a little slugish is there any way the vb mode will get rid of the kick in first gear and is the job it self hard to do will i need some one thats experienced to help me do the swap and how long can i not use my car????
How hard is it to do? Depends on your mechanical experience. If you have none, then it will seem very difficult and not recommended. If you have enough to defend yourself, the job is a 3-4 hour job if you can follow directions.
Down time will depend on two things: Who's doing it and how you are getting the part. If you make prior arrangements with Don via deposits, you will have minimal down time (only down while installing/swapping). If you just take yours out and send to have done, down time is going to be probably about a week due to travel time to/fro in the mail.
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Re: Re: To the peole who ever had the dons valve body mode
Originally posted by JAIMECBR900
Down time will depend on two things: Who's doing it and how you are getting the part. If you make prior arrangements with Don via deposits, you will have minimal down time (only down while installing/swapping). If you just take yours out and send to have done, down time is going to be probably about a week due to travel time to/fro in the mail.
Down time will depend on two things: Who's doing it and how you are getting the part. If you make prior arrangements with Don via deposits, you will have minimal down time (only down while installing/swapping). If you just take yours out and send to have done, down time is going to be probably about a week due to travel time to/fro in the mail.
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