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I am having my automatic transmission rebuilt on my 1977, 350, L-48.

Should I get a new shift kit or let the mechanic rebuild the old one?

Are all shift kits about the same or is there a certain brand that is better than others, and who sells it?

Thanks for your help.

Larry

jerryp58

You might want to check these threads:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=202217
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=203635
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=199528
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=197792


If you trust the person who is rebuilding your trans (which I hope you do), you may be best off just telling them that you want the effects of a shift kit. It's my understanding that they can access the shift kit parts and assemble them themselves piece by piece, but I'm sure they'd be happy to recommend and use a shift kit package if that's what you prefer.

As you can see in the threads above, I think most people are very pleased with the shift kit results (I know I am :yesnod: ).

Good Luck & Please post your results.

Hi Larry :seeya , I never notice it's you until after I've responded :crazy:


[Modified by jerryp58, 10:32 PM 12/29/2001]

Dwayne 76

Hi guys!! I to have a shift kit in my 76'. Though, I'm not entirly sure what a shift kit is suppose to do. The previous owner (Original owner) had the shift kit installed.I have no idea what brand was used, or what setting it was set to. I know its there, as when I go for some 'spirited' driving with Superfast et. el. I feel and hear the tranny shift, witch scared the hell out of me first time 'round (thought I broke it ) Anyhow, I figure it is time to do a little research on the subject, anyone have any links that may help? I'm going to try B&M, perhaps they will have some info on shift kits, and there advantages.

Thanks Again