Not knowing the condition of your trans or converter, we don't know. It will help some.
Is the Transgo Jr. Enough?
I was wondering if the Transgo Jr. is enough for my truck? I have a MBRP 4" Cat-Back and a Predator set on 65. I doubt that I will ever run my truck on the 85 or higher settings and I don't plan on adding anything else. Will the Transgo Jr. be enough to handle this or should I have just bought the whole Transgo instead (I bought the Jr. cause I didn't feel like dropping the tranny)? Also, I by some chance I did decide to run the truck on 85 or higher, would it be safe to do it for a day or 2 with the Jr.? any input is appreciated.
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If your transmission is working fine to start with it will only help. I would have recommended you bought the full kit. That way you could just install the trim valves first and give it a shot. Then if it didn't work out you already would have the rest of the parts to do the complete job.
The truck only has 10310 miles so it should be in pretty good shapeMike L.;1563311; said:Not knowing the condition of your trans or converter, we don't know. It will help some.
On a 2005 I don't think so. The 85 Pred is pretty strong. I guess only time will tell, but 5th gear 1800 RPM roll ons is what would worry me. Big tires won't help either.
The 2006 trans is stronger and the Predator is less aggressive so in this case it should be OK.
The 2006 trans is stronger and the Predator is less aggressive so in this case it should be OK.
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