Any of you guys running this in your LBZ. Can someone explain to me what this is and how would the six speed trans benifit from this.Also the installing procedure. Thanks for any info
Do you have to drop the tranny to install the cut back valve or is it as easy as the Trans go jr install.
Converter Lock-up Valve
This valve controls fluid flow to the converter clutch and reduces main line pressure from 255 PSI to 155 PSI when the converter clutch applies, In the transmission the valve allow the amount of cut-back to be controlled so that main line can be adjusted between 170 to 190 PSI.
I think MikeL has a better grasp on this, but IMHO if you try to run 450RWHP it won't hold. The answer is in adding more clutches. The Suncoast III is the minuimum upgrade that I would recommend...
I run it. Only down side is slightly higher temp. Its still very managable. Only reason I wouldnt run it is if I wasnt making power and I was the type that mostly just towed higher weight in warmer air temps......might cause the thing to run a tad warmer when you didnt need it to. Running higher HP though I dont see much downside. JMO. Dont realy know and never towed much/heavy/high ambient air temps. just your basic WAG
I do pull the travel trailer in my sig about twice a month weighing about 8000lbs loaded .So mabe i should wait untill the time comes and get a
SC level 4 or 5 but i will not run over 100hp for now hopefully i will be safe.
When you get the higher level kits it will do those things
Its not huge and I wouldnt realy worry about it. It would still be manageable I would bet. Its just if you dont need the extra clamping power then by raising the line pressure you doing it for nothing. Make sense? It dosnt raise it a ton.
I also wouldnt pull the trans and throw that stuff in without doing other things
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