ALLJ said:
The H-S dealer said that the programmer will change the shifting points some anyway is this correct ? what you are telling me is go ahead and buy the trans tune upgrade and be done . Will the trans stand up to the tuner without being built ? not gonna be hot rodding it but it will be pulling a 30ft goosneck and a John Deere 5520 with a 15ft batwing alot or thats what we are trying to get it to do HAHA
this is what you get with the overdrive tuning (from H&S website):
Raised line pressures (all gears)
H&S Adjusted Part throttle shift points
H&S Adjusted Full throttle shift points
H&S Adjusted Part throttle shift firmness
H&S Adjusted Full throttle shift firmness
Adjusted Torque converter lock-up speeds
TCM Adaptive memory reset
Read / Clear DTC's (OVERDRIVE downloader)
H&S Adjusted Torque Management Tables
Easily returned to stock in minutes for dealer visits
Custom tailored to mate with H&S engine tuning
No TCM removal required, all tuning is done through the factory OBDII port
Will the trans stand up to heavy towing, yes. But you have to remember stock internals will only get you so far. There is also a difference between use and abuse. Adding HP is easy and relatively inexpensive, building a transmission to hold it is not cheap. if you run the h&s on a reasonable hp tune you will be fine.