Re: Low/No cost 727 mods
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06/25/15 01:46 PM
06/25/15 01:46 PM
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RapidRobert
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as you know you'd wanna adj the inside band while you are there. I'd say bumping the line psi with the screw/bracket on the side of the VB. Not sure how much/far
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Re: Low/No cost 727 mods
[Re: WO23Coronet]
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06/25/15 02:07 PM
06/25/15 02:07 PM
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RapidRobert
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I never could get to 72 in lbs (might have been a torque wrench prob) so I ended up adj the bands per Kunkels advice to 1/4 and 5/16 (iirc)
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Re: Low/No cost 727 mods
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06/28/15 08:19 PM
06/28/15 08:19 PM
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I give the bands 1/8th inch play on the front and about 1/4 play on the rear.
Blocking the acumulator makes 1-2 harder but not 2-3 so it feels weird with one hard shift and one soft one.
I do crank the line pressure screw up till the tip is flush with the moving piece, it don't move it but a few pounds and typically no more than getting it in spec since the spring loses tension after 40 years or so.
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