so since i bought my car it slowly has seem to loose power from the tranny it seems.... so i started looking around for what to do to wake up my tranny and i came across this Transgo Shift Kit..... i no i run 275 in the back but i would think my car would still have the power to burn em up if i wanted to.... i guess just looking for some imput from some expearenced people with the A/T version of our cars..... mines a 2005 btw i dont no if it makes a diff or not....

 

i take it no one has one of these lol?

 

The Transgo is an awesome upgrade but won't let you "burn em up" as you said. The G is simply too heavy and doesn't have enough torque to do that off the line, especially with the 275's you're running. You will be able to chirp the 1st to 2nd shift and possibly the 2nd to 3rd as well, but what good would that do you?

 

The only saving grace to your pathetic auto tranny is a transgo. WTF are you waiting for to burn rubber or actually improve your transmission shifting not because of your mad skill level clicking the manumatic shifter but the solenoids doing the work you should have been doing with a 6mt.

 

Many people have them and it is not a power adder.

 

put some 225's on the back, inflate them to 75psi and you can smoke em all day long

 

Transgo is an awesome mod for the 5AT... just not for what you want it to do

 

Thanks for my new sig.

 

trolololol

 

i used 285/30/20 in the back and i still can burn my tires in sunny weather without transgo. o.0

 

What exactly does it do? Does it need professional installation?

 

It increases the pressure in the valve body resulting in quicker shifts. Some have installed it themselves but I would recommend having a professional do it.

 

It's one of the most awesome mods you can do to a 5AT and the final item on my to do list. I should have it done by the end of summer I think.

 

If you're not extremely comfortable working on cars and mechanically inclined I would not recommend attempting it yourself. If you mess it up you will have to buy a whole new valvebody.. I did mine in my M45 (same tranny), took about 5 hours. Look online for a DIY (infiniti scene has a pretty good one) and look at the pictures, if they seem intimidating don't attempt it

 

I am comfortable doing it I generally just don't have the time and I prefer to have someone with lots of experience to help with more complicated installs. Since I am currently in southern California, my best bet is to get someone like SxExCx to do work like that. He is the most knowledgeable person I know about the car and his prices are better than any shop I would go to. He did my wiring kit and is doing a pretty tricked out intake for me soon.