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B&M Automatic Transmission Shift Improver Kit; 4L60E (94-96 Corvette C4)

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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Perfect For Towing Or Street/Strip Use
    • Eliminates Soft And Sluggish Shifts
    • Over 65 Years Of Quality
    • Eliminates Shift Overlap
    • Provides Crisp Shifts
    • Easy Installation
    • Fits 94-96 Corvette C4

    Description

    Shift Performance Enhancer. The B&M Automatic Transmission Shift Improver Kit for the 4L60E enhances your vehicle's automatic transmission by providing firmer, more positive shifts while maintaining driver comfort. It improves overall transmission response for street driving, towing, or street/strip performance applications, making it an essential upgrade for enthusiasts seeking more precise and reliable shifting.

    Construction and Appearance. This shift kit is made from high-quality materials engineered to withstand rigorous high-performance use. The components have a durable finish that resists wear and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability for your transmission system.

    Installation. The installation process is straightforward and user-friendly, requiring no drilling. Detailed instructions are included, making it suitable for those with moderate mechanical skills to install without professional assistance.

    Warranty. The product is backed by a comprehensive warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship for a specified period.

    Application. This shift improver kit fits the 94-96 Corvette C4 transmission and is designed specifically to enhance shifting performance for these model years without affecting emissions or compliance.

    B&M 70360

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