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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Geelong
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Reason i wanna know is cos i was speaking to a Fordmods member the other day and he has firmed up his shifts in his Ba by raising the line pressure, theres a screw on the back of the solenoid which u can turn to raise the pressure he reckonss the car feels reallly good, Just wondering if u can do it to an AU, you can get the electronic shift kits but they run 12volt and he reckons the box wont last long whereas by adjusting it at the sloenoid it runs 8volt much friendlier to the box but sharp shifts??
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Are The AU S5 shift solenoids the same as BA's
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