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corvette servo and Torque Managment

Corvette servo and 50% of TM removed from a stock 5.3 with K&N filter, Goodd idea and ok for tranny?
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Re: corvette servo and Torque Managment

I have a corvette servo and 60% removed, I'm thinking of removing more
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Re: corvette servo and Torque Managment

The 4L60E can only handle so much torque without requiring a trans kit. 50/60% is about where most people go. Any more without an upgrade and you are asking for premature death....

If you do a tranny kit read this as it seams to cure the hard shift issue at low speed.
http://forum.ls1truck.com/index.php?showtopic=4715
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Re: corvette servo and Torque Managment

What type of shifts do you get durring normal driving?
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Re: corvette servo and Torque Managment

My shifts are pretty normal under regular throttle... under heavy throttle, they're pretty firm
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Re: corvette servo and Torque Managment

I have neither corvette servo nor shift kit and I have 80% TM removed. I have no problems.
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