904 Accumulator Spring

Would you say that clutch pack clearances on set up may also have an effect on how it shifts? How about parts used like reds vs stock fibers or a 24 Spring return module or kevlar bands etc? The reason I ask is on the one I just rebuilt I used a 24 spring module, reds and I used 5 clutches in the front drum. I set the clearances on the front drum at ,071 and the rear came in at .035 and Kevlar bands. Stall is 38-4200 with a transact RMVB & low band apply. The 2-3 shift is incredible with this set up, 3rd too hit hard enough that yesterday on full acceleration it got a a pretty long roast, I was in shock. Of course this is on the street where traction is limited.

I can definitely say clutch pack clearance and the type of clutch plate and band materials used makes a difference. I haven't done the 24 spring mod so I'm not positive but from everything I've read it should make a nice difference. I will also say that I have noticed those things don't affect the shift quality as much when your running a manual valve body as it does with a stock VB. Manual VB's run so much higher pressure and block the accumulator so even if the clutch clearances are a little sloppy and the clutch plate material is OEM they slam so hard you don't feel much difference. Where you notice the difference is in how long it lasts.