Corvette Servo

Ok, I bought one of those things off ebay, who's gonna install it for me...free of charge of course, i'll provide lunch, that's it tho.

I can't install it for you - but I can tell you those things rock ass.

father put one in his Z71 Silverado.. second gear gives a kick in the ass.

Good job Genopsyde, you wont ever regret gettin a corvette servo, ever! you dont realize how much power that thing gives you and its extremely cheap to buy a new one. Id say they are the biggest power booster for the cheapest money you can buy. A good place to show you how to do your installation is http://www.sethirdgen.org/servo.htm It shows you how to do your installation and even shows you the difference in sizes of the servos. You were smart on buying this product and you will see how smart you are after you drive it.

P.S. Make sure you dont get any dirt any veins, it happened in my car and it wouldnt let the tranny slip into overdrive. We figured out the problem and it works like a dream!

well, it dont really give you any more power. but it sure as hell improoves performance, by basicly eliminating that longgggggg drawnnn out shift from first to second. its just like BAM!!! your in second. i love it i love it i love it :)

I should say that it gives power back that the stock servo has taken away, or it "frees" up power. IT DRASTICALLY GIVES YOU BETTER PERFORMANCE!

eh, not really power, its very similar to putting in a set of gears. adding a set of 4.10 gears over your stock 2.73 gears will certainly give you a swift kick in the pants, but it hasnt added any hp. same with the servo, all it is is a pressure plate. the camaro servo has a hole in it that is about 2 in across, while the corvette servo has a hole 1 in across. the increased surface area, and smaller hole allows more pressure to be placed on the servo, meaning that it hits the shift harder when the 1st-2nd shift is activated. so its just a relationship of trans fluid pressure on a switch essentialy. has no impact on the engine, and therefore power output. But by making the drivetrain transfer the existing power to the ground more efficiently, it does improove performance drasticly.

nice new pics man

thanx :) those are BOTH my babies, had a beautiful day here, so i washed em both, and while they were clean, i shot a few of em together :)

your jeep is parked illegally, Can't be over the sidewalk :nono:





:p :icon16:

lol, its not my jeep, its my cousins, the one who died a while back, his mom didnt want it, so we got stuck with it, i think were gonna try to sell it soon. it was in the way, so i moved it :)

so, who's gonna install this thing?

im thinkin you, or the local trans guy ;)

I might hafta do that, since i know nothing about tranny's, neither does the old man, and i'll need perfectly detailed instructions with really good photos, the website was informative, but not enuff for me to do it on my own.

the servo came in the mail today btw, it's making a good coaster right now.

lol, they are good for that arent they

Ive done alot of work on my truck, and ive heard about this corvette servo. My truck is kickin 200k (lol), and still runnin smooth, i wanna add this servo, is it something that can be done with a few tools in your driveway?
Thanks ahead of time!

Good job Genopsyde, you wont ever regret gettin a corvette servo, ever! you dont realize how much power that thing gives you and its extremely cheap to buy a new one. Id say they are the biggest power booster for the cheapest money you can buy. A good place to show you how to do your installation is http://www.sethirdgen.org/servo.htm It shows you how to do your installation and even shows you the difference in sizes of the servos. You were smart on buying this product and you will see how smart you are after you drive it.

P.S. Make sure you dont get any dirt any veins, it happened in my car and it wouldnt let the tranny slip into overdrive. We figured out the problem and it works like a dream!



old post you didnt read the rules also the answer is in the link


i didnt look at the dates at first i seen hypsi87 had posted and thought some one was f&^%in with me

I did indeed install it myself, with the trans out of the car and on a workbench tho. didn't really need any out of the ordinary tools tho.

i didnt look at the dates at first i seen hypsi87 had posted and thought some one was f&^%in with me

Yea, not too many people remember Hypsi these days. I didn't converse with him much but I know he knew his sh!t and was sad to see him go.

Anyway, this is an old thread. Let's let this one retire.

(FYI, www.transmissionhead.com sells a servo that is larger than the Corvette servo. This is was I put in my 700R4)