B&M Trick Shift
09-07-2002, 07:00 AM
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B&M Trick Shift
Hey i was wondering if this stuff is ok to use in my tranny
B&M's Synthetic Trick Shift is suitable for all automatic transmissions including late model electronic controlled transmissions. Formulated as a Performance Automatic Transmission Fluid, it features the latest synthetic fluid technology. Not an additive, this safe and effective formula of extreme pressure agents, foam inhibitors provides a long service life for your transmission. Ideal for street use and high performance applications including racing, off-road, towing and heavy duty fleet use. Synthetic Trick Shift may be mixed with all other types of ATF but works best by itself.
Key Features
Cool Blue Color
Latest Synthetic Fluid Technology
Excellent companion sale for all B&M transmission Kits
Mixes with other types of Automatic Transmission Fluids
Formulated for late model vehicles
Suitable for Racing, Street Performance, Towing and Off-Road
Easy pour quart bottles
Meets or exceeds Mercon or Dexron III requirements.
B&M's Synthetic Trick Shift is suitable for all automatic transmissions including late model electronic controlled transmissions. Formulated as a Performance Automatic Transmission Fluid, it features the latest synthetic fluid technology. Not an additive, this safe and effective formula of extreme pressure agents, foam inhibitors provides a long service life for your transmission. Ideal for street use and high performance applications including racing, off-road, towing and heavy duty fleet use. Synthetic Trick Shift may be mixed with all other types of ATF but works best by itself.
Key Features
Cool Blue Color
Latest Synthetic Fluid Technology
Excellent companion sale for all B&M transmission Kits
Mixes with other types of Automatic Transmission Fluids
Formulated for late model vehicles
Suitable for Racing, Street Performance, Towing and Off-Road
Easy pour quart bottles
Meets or exceeds Mercon or Dexron III requirements.
09-08-2002, 08:39 AM
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hard 2 telll my tranny fluid looked like used motor oil... im gonna be racing my friends saturn 2nite and we will see how much i pull on em this time.... i noticed a good positive shifting imprprovement... i bought it @ pep boys... make sure u get the synthetic
09-12-2002, 01:14 PM
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hard 2 telll my tranny fluid looked like used motor oil... im gonna be racing my friends saturn 2nite and we will see how much i pull on em this time.... i noticed a good positive shifting imprprovement... i bought it @ pep boys... make sure u get the synthetic
So did you race him?
hard 2 telll my tranny fluid looked like used motor oil... im gonna be racing my friends saturn 2nite and we will see how much i pull on em this time.... i noticed a good positive shifting imprprovement... i bought it @ pep boys... make sure u get the synthetic
09-12-2002, 01:33 PM
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yep... now up 2 2 carlengths intead of 1... seriously this stuff is amazing... pair it up with some 94 octane and it has boosted my car alot.... and the fact that i reseted the ECU
09-12-2002, 08:26 PM
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Unless ya running some funny gas, anything over 85 octane is not going to do squat. From what red has said, the ECU cannot compensate for high octane. as in, it cant advance timing.