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Turbo Action Cheetah SCS Chrysler Shifter For 727, 904, 998, 999, Torqueflite & Torque-Command
912-70001B
Turbo Action 70001B Details
Chrysler Shifters
Shifter includes: Note: Cable exits shifter toward the engine and enters transmission from the rear.
Specifications:
Cheetah Shift Command System shifters feature touch command gating for firm, precise, and positive gear selection. A two-finger-operated lift locks out reverse and, during the return from reverse, it automatically clears, releases, and resets while the safety park position assures that the shifter does not pop out of gear. An integral control switch can activate a staging device, transbrake, or nitrous system. Units with reverse shift patterns work with most air shifters, and gate plates are available to convert forward units to reverse.
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Using Tci cheetah turbo shifter red button for my line lock, lline lock not holding the car and I allready replaced the solenoid. Can it be possible the button on shifter only for trans break and maybe not good for the line lock? Maybe it has low voltage
Does the shifter work with for 4l60e
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