corvette servo [Archive]

1993blazerlt

11-01-04, 11:10 PM

is it a good idea to put one in a 4l60E i have one but have heard that they can burn up the 2-4 band quicker than normal. I am thinking about putting a b&m electronic shift kit on it. would both of theses work well together?

sparky2263

11-01-04, 11:15 PM

Generally makes the band last longer. Quicker engagement = less slippage.

joker2040

11-02-04, 02:51 PM

I agree with sparky. I have had mine for several months and haven't had any problems.

T Man

11-02-04, 04:43 PM

is this mod fesiable on a 700 R4?

T Man

11-02-04, 11:30 PM

also does b&m build a shift kit for my tranny? adn if so how well would it work ?

joker2040

11-03-04, 07:09 AM

They make them for the 1982-1993 700r4. They sell them here (http://www.racenet.net/drivetrn/bm-shift-kit.php).

T Man

11-03-04, 10:45 AM

Cool, thanks.

Blazer69

11-03-04, 06:43 PM

i plan on putting a corvette servo in my truck this winter....have heard nothing but good feedback abo0ut the results

Jake Nac

11-21-04, 05:17 PM

You will be happy!!!

Matt 4.3 TBI

11-21-04, 05:46 PM

I've had mine since february, and I have to recommend it!

rlith

11-22-04, 10:36 PM

I run the vette servo, b&m transpak, and the b&m electronic shiftimprover all together. Very nice combination.

Maximus

11-23-04, 11:02 PM

I have the vette servo and a few other parts from KDS that made a night and day difference.Their web sight is down or something.But I am very well pleased with the servo.

LilYellowZQ8

11-23-04, 11:42 PM

I too am pleased with the performance that the corvette servo provided. I have had mine installed for a year without any problems. I also have a boost valve for a 700-r4 that will not work with my 4l60e. Anyone interested?