Trans go Vs. J-Mod
which is better and more reliable and why?
Obviously ill be getting a tranny cooler so my tranny will last longer. So far from my research Ive gathered that the J-mod is safer and more reliable. I just wanted some of your opinionions also where is the best place to purchase the J-mod kit? |
http://vapauto.com/ go here and you can read up on it or purchase it
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Originally Posted by Lazerred6
(Post 323920)
http://vapauto.com/ go here and you can read up on it or purchase it
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You don't buy anything for the J-mod. All you do is drill a few holes and remove some check balls. It's free minus the tools needed.
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Originally Posted by bassman97
(Post 323958)
You don't buy anything for the J-mod. All you do is drill a few holes and remove some check balls. It's free minus the tools needed.
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that website has said out of stock for quite sometime now. I have no idea but its a possibility they're only doing it if you send in your current valve body
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Yeah when or if i do it i'll probably just buy a new valve body.
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Originally Posted by Dave04Mustang
(Post 323965)
that website has said out of stock for quite sometime now. I have no idea but its a possibility they're only doing it if you send in your current valve body
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probably just send the guy an email and see what the deal is. You get those fog lights?
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Originally Posted by Dave04Mustang
(Post 323971)
probably just send the guy an email and see what the deal is. You get those fog lights?
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Its super easy to mod the valve body. You will be amazed how simple it is once you pull the valve body off the tranny.
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See if these guys can help you. www.bc-automotive.com
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Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
(Post 324017)
See if these guys can help you. www.bc-automotive.com
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It may be a duh post but if you do it yourself just be sure you have tranny fluid to put back into your car when you are done with the swap you might as well change the filter while you are down there if you haven't had a tranny flush in awhile
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Originally Posted by Lazerred6
(Post 324061)
It may be a duh post but if you do it yourself just be sure you have tranny fluid to put back into your car when you are done with the swap you might as well change the filter while you are down there if you haven't had a tranny flush in awhile
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With the semester ending soon I will be able to spend more time working on the stang I'm planning on ordering the jmod next week and hopefully will have it in a week or two latter. then it is time to save for t-lok and 4.10s
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Originally Posted by Lazerred6
(Post 324086)
With the semester ending soon I will be able to spend more time working on the stang I'm planning on ordering the jmod next week and hopefully will have it in a week or two latter. then it is time to save for t-lok and 4.10s
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going to get rid of the 4x4 also? I'm doing that soon. Only 8 class days left including finals :Woot:
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Originally Posted by Dave04Mustang
(Post 324092)
going to get rid of the 4x4 also? I'm doing that soon. Only 8 class days left including finals :Woot:
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Since they are opening the tranny up for the valve body they will be changing the fluid and if they are a competent shop they will change the filter as it comes off for the valve body to be removed anyway. So you dont need to get a flush as you will have new fluid. Honestly i cant stress enough how easy this mod is you should read up on how to do it and just save your money and do it yourself. You will save money and learn new things about how cars work. Its the best part of modding your car is doing it yourself.
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Originally Posted by spike_africa
(Post 324296)
Since they are opening the tranny up for the valve body they will be changing the fluid and if they are a competent shop they will change the filter as it comes off for the valve body to be removed anyway. So you dont need to get a flush as you will have new fluid. Honestly i cant stress enough how easy this mod is you should read up on how to do it and just save your money and do it yourself. You will save money and learn new things about how cars work. Its the best part of modding your car is doing it yourself.
I would but i dont have the tools etc. |
Originally Posted by spike_africa
(Post 324296)
Since they are opening the tranny up for the valve body they will be changing the fluid and if they are a competent shop they will change the filter as it comes off for the valve body to be removed anyway. So you dont need to get a flush as you will have new fluid. Honestly i cant stress enough how easy this mod is you should read up on how to do it and just save your money and do it yourself. You will save money and learn new things about how cars work. Its the best part of modding your car is doing it yourself.
Do you know of any write ups online for DIY? |
Yes we have one here from our member 03mustangt. Search for the D&D garage write up on the j-mod.
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The auto trans in these v6's can hold over 400rwhp and torque. SO
Jmod time. |
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