Is it even possible? I thought shift kits increased fluid pressure to
change how the transmission shifts. With the 4.7's transmission being
completely electronically-controlled, how would this work?
KatzkinLeather@aol.com wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, not many of you know me but I own a 4.7 dakota and own
> Premier-Automotive.net. Im working to do some really great performance
> things for the 4.7 right now, and will have some great engine products
> ready in just a few weeks.
>
> Ill get to the point.. I met with Transgo this weekend. They are the maker
> of shift-kits for almost every application possible. I explained how the
> 4.7 doesnt have a application available and that we REALLY needed one!
> After some discussion I was told all I need is some backing from other
> owners, and some downpayment on some kits. I have the downpayment handeled
> but if anyone else is interested in a shift kit for their 4.7 let me know.
> Simply write me a email stating that you are very interested in the kit,
> etc, and include your name, phone, and email. You wont be contacted but I
> need it for verificating for transgo. If you will help me (and every other
> 4.7 owner out) I will make everyone who sends me the email an UNBELIEVABLE
> deal on a shift kit once they are done.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Jonas Janek
> Owner Premier Automotive
> 2811 Benton St.
> Granite City, IL 62040
> Sales@premier-automotive.net
> Phone: 618-406-7658
> Fax: 217-245-3584
-- -andy andylevy@yahoo.com Maintainer, DML FAQ - http://www.dakota-truck.net/faq/ http://home.twcny.rr.com/andylevy/dakota/ '99 CC 4x4 318 auto
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