Hi Folks,

Last year, we debuted two new options for our A-41 line of automatic overdrive transmissions: Engine Braking and Paddle Shifting. These features take the 4L60/65/70E family of transmission to a new level. Whether you do autocrossing, street/strip or just all around fun, this product technology will add to your driving performance and satisfaction.

Watch Part 1 of the Driving video in HQ mode (better quality)
Part 1 - Cruise Mode
It's a short 2min30sec overview of our automatic transmission, the A-41 which is a derivative of the 4L60/65/70E Hydramatic family. It has in-car video of the product and covers the technical aspects of the product and how to drive with the Paddle Shifter.

Driving Video Part 2 - Paddle Shift Mode, is complete and will be live shortly. I will update this thread with the link when available.

For more details, please visit our post on the Sponsors section here (http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=53553).

Enjoy!

Shafi Keisler, pres.

I like to Paddle Shifting on curvy roads
but I hate to take my eyes off to see the gear I'm in
Could or dose some one make a indicator that reflects off the corner of the windshield?
Larry

Larry: I actually had a crazy idea when I was looking into paddle shifting for my '68 (still considering)... maybe someone could fabricate the indicator inside the part of the cowl hood that's visible to the driver. I remember some cars back in 'the day' had the tachometer on the hood, can't remember what car that was though. maybe a 'Cuda?
Paddle shifting is very cool and Keisler is a good brand. I spoke to Shafi on the phone. we wound up talking about cars for about an hour. really great guy

Hi Folks,

Here is Part 2 - Paddle Shift Mode Driving Video. Watch it in HQ (High Quality) using the HQ button next to the volume control once you click on the play button.

Part 2 - Paddle Shift Mode

And thanks for the nice comments, Mark! I believe we could remote locate the display using a cable or available output wiring. I don't know about installing it on the hood ... weather proofing it would be up to the installer to mount it behind a lexan cover with a seal to keep moisture out. Very neat idea.

Enjoy!

Cool :)
I know Pontiac GTO and Buick GTX had the tachometer on the hoods
Larry

if you guys are ever in a giving mood and want to donate one these to me, ill be more then happy to take it off your hands. until then it will be on my wish list.