wow it actually drops rpms when it shifts..... wish mine did that


mine sits right at 2700-2800 and hardly budges when it shifts

 

as the squirrel runs past
"get out of the way there"

 

Yeah, that was pretty hilarious

 

Thanks buddy, glad you like it!!! Go to the ROCK in three weeks, we'll go for a ride. I will not buy you new undies though!! I did some work to the old girl, that 436/957 number is now outdated!!

 

Looks good man. Now that youve got the trans. to handle a little extra power get a grinder out and murder that stock plate. While your at it straight pipe it and put a set of governor springs in there It will make a HUGE difference

 

Which would work best for the plate?

I have a 2 bench grinders, and an air angle grinder and an electric one.

 

bench grinder would be nice because u can hold the plate steady with both hands. I'm probably gonna use my angle grinder because I don't have a bench grinder, put the plate in the vise and go at it.

 

Hmm did you manually lock it up in 2nd around 4:49? It seems that once it shifted to 2nd it either immediately went to 3rd or maybe you just locked it up?

 

Nope I don't have a lockup switch yet... I really don't see a need for one now lol.

It looks like it hit second while the RPMs were dropping and then decided to go into 3rd, you can watch the tach blip just a little bit there.

 

Oh so you just let off a little after it shifted into 2nd I gotcha

 

I like the video, good sounding truck. My next Cummins will be a second gen