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TerroristGHIA
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Have heard a bunch of stuff about fitting a resistor to the trans computer in the 5.0 to get firmer shifts. Can somebody give me details of this mod. I have a 96 EFII 5.0 Fairmont Ghia V8. The Auto could use a little help and it may just improve my times at WSID
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Smackdown
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Me and a mate did it to his I6, do they have the same box as the v8s tho?
Basically it takes 2 resistors and thats it, i'll get back to you on how to do it if its the same box. |
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justfordima
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 10:58 pm Post subject: |
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The 8's are different to the 6's as the 8's have a seperate computer for the transmission. There was information on www.mechanicalforums.com. As 66coupe said above, you can buy premade kits, or do it yourself.
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