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My friend has just purchased the above with 80k on .

Shift feels to take it,s time . Should it not be a quick sporty type change in one of these?

does he need a shift kit or simply the bands or what ever need adjusting ..

suggestions please.

Thanks :D

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Tell you friend to drive it quite hard and then shift like it's a manual (foot off). I've found that this drastically reduces shifting times and gives a much sharper/harsher snap rather than a smooth transfer.

Failing that get the shift kit from MV.

You should also note that an up-shift will only take place with sufficient RPM or something like that.

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Tell you friend to drive it quite hard and then shift like it's a manual (foot off). I've found that this drastically reduces shifting times and gives a much sharper/harsher snap rather than a smooth transfer.

Failing that get the shift kit from MV.

You should also note that an up-shift will only take place with sufficient RPM or something like that.

Good pionts, will pass on, is it worth adjusting the bands at this stage ??

How much for a kit as MV are in SA we r inWA and they have no web site?

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;)

No sounds normal for the GTT box, shift kit will sort this out. MV atuomatics in Adelaide are the people to contact

Yours always would feel spongy as you never drive it hard enough........ :banana:

Cmon Dan, when you comin to the track so we can play "catch me if you can"?????

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