Re: Shift Points
You could try to find a "Corvette" 700R4 governor known to shift near 5000-5200. The 700R4 is a lot like a big honking carburetor... All controlled by little springs and valves and hydraulic pressure. Calibrating one is like changing jets to meter fuel in a carb, but a lot worse.
The popular B&M/TCI/etc Governor Recalibration Kits are aimed at high revving N/A engines so even their heaviest weights/springs may not be heavy enough to give you the shift you need. I ended up making friends with a transmission shop and I wound up with a giant bag of like 12 700R4 governors so I could do my own trial and error mixing and matching the 2 springs, 2 heavy outer weights, and 2 inner weights that control the shift RPM.
Once you start changing the governor you also realize that it directly controls the PART-THROTTLE shift points too, and to really fine tune it you need to open up the valve body and start to calibrate the individual Shift Valve Springs as well as possibly the TV Valve Spring or the TV Valve itself. I could write a book on this stuff but I have a feeling there's only like 4 guys out there who'll go to the lengths I did to get mine close (and it still isn't right! I'm just sick of getting ATF in my face/hair/ears and it's close enough until I can get some time on a lift instead of jack stands..)
One more piece of advice: the governor shift RPM will change of course, between different transmission calibrations!! So if someone has a "built" trans (unknown calibration) with a governor that shifted at X RPM, that's no guarantee it will shift anywhere near that same RPM in YOUR transmission with YOUR calibration. (Unless you have a known calibration like a factory stock 1LHM Syclone 700R4).