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Old Feb 26th, 03, 09:34 AM
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My 700r seems to take an extra secound to engage when flooring it. Is this normal?
I have a 67 rs 327 with a new 700r(1000 miles, clean fluid)

I don't want to burn the thing out.

any ideas?
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Old Feb 27th, 03, 06:20 AM
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Are you talking about the tranny downshifting?

Everyone will tell you to buy the tv made Ez kit from www.700r4.com This kit sets up the proper relationship between carb and the tv cable. If you are not using this I would reccomend it. I tried to avoid it, but I broke down and bought the kit($95) and pressure guage($29). The difference is night and day.
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Old Feb 27th, 03, 08:03 AM
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If that cable isn't adjusted correctly, do not drive the car. Get it fixed as soon as possible, or that 700 will be dead.
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