I'm thinking of doing it but i'm a little scared...i will not use it during normal driving...only at the track will i turn it on actually...

Will it give me any gains??? Is it even worth doing it??? I'm unsure if the shifting is actually quicker....

Thoughts & opinions are welcome.


Thanks,
Sam

 

I thought you were selling your car? Change of heart?

 

it's always like that....i think i'll never let her go

 

no, because

1. i'm a daily driver
2. i'm too lazy to do a WOT switch
3. i WOT like once a month every gear
4. i'm lazy

 

^yap, thats pretty much it. I've been wantin to it for awhile too. If i do it, i wanna do it right though w/ a WOT switch. I havent had the time or patience to do it yet, I do plan on doing though!!

 

will it actually make the shifts quicker???
i'm not doing a wot switch i'm gonna do the switch inside the car...on/off

 

At some point I'm going to do it because I do like to hit up the track when I can. It's only good for flat out running.

 

I'd never do it. No way.

 

HOW WOULD YOU MAKE A SWITCH?? I ALREADY HAVE THE ON/OFF SWITCH IN MY CAR. HOW DO CONNECT IT?? IM SLOW WHEN IT COMES TO THIS..

 

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=285482

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Sweet Thanks..

 

so it looks like i'm going to do it from the responses so far.. but still no answer to my question. will it make my shifts quicker??? i know it prevents the slippage of the tranny so it would make sense that it does shift quicker but i just want to make sure...

Sam

 

yes it will shift faster automatically at full solenoid pressure.

 

thanks...

can't wait till saturday : putting on a y-pipe, doing the drop resistor mod & the Dallas Taillight Mod

 

Yes its makes your shifts quicker, thats the sole purpose of doing it

 

Anyone blow up there tranny yet doing that? *wondering*

 

Not that I've heard of, but it's highly recomended you get a tranny cooler.

 

I'm also thinking about doing this. I'm just a little nervous that I'll blow out the transmission.

Then again if it happens.............5-Spd time