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JEGS Quick Shift Automatic Transmission Fluid [1-quart]
555-28070
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Features:
- Proprietary Chemistry Specifically Developed for High-Performance Applications
- Improves Gear Shift Performance with Firmer Shifts
- Runs up to 30 Percent Cooler than Standard Grade Transmission Fluid
- Compatible with Dexron, Mercon, Chrysler ATF, Ford Type F, and import car ATF
Specifications:
JEGS Quick Shift Automatic Transmission Fluid enables firmer shifting for better gear shift operation. Our proprietary non-synthetic formula was made for high-performance applications. Thorough fluid replacement in the trans, torque converter, cooler, and cooler lines is suggested for best results. Not recommended for factory set computer-controlled transmission unless reset professionally. Features: ATF = Automatic Transmission Fluid
Is this a replacement for atf+4
I am restoring a 1970 Buick GS455 Stage 1 & told to use Type F in my new street/strip TH400 because it is thicker then other Types how does Jegs fluid compare to it, price wise Jegs is much cheaper, never had a problem using Jeg products.
Is this a 4x4 transmission?
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