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Old 01-14-2006, 10:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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sonnax for 99 V-10

I have a 99 V-10 that I was thinking about putting in a banks transcommand, and then I got thinging about the sonnax that I have heard people putting in. What it the difference and do they make one for my V-10? Thanks for the help
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Re: sonnax for 99 V-10

The transcommand will raise the line pressure, not always a good idea. The Sonnax valve/springs will shorten the shift duration and firm up the "hit", my vote is for the later. The pan must be dropped and accumulator body removed to do so, but I feel it is a better mod.
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Re: sonnax for 99 V-10

Does anyone know if I can get a sonnax for my V-10 and does it have the same transmission as a diesel? Thanks for your help. Also for those who have installed them, how is it? I get intimidated with transmission stuff like that.
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Re: sonnax for 99 V-10

Yes the Sonnex will fit the V10 tranny (4R100). It is an easy but messy mod. Should take an hour to do. Think about adding these too:http://www.techtranstool.com/tric.html With the springs and Sonnex it will shift really firm.
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