IGottaSy
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Found this info. Recalibrated using B&M kit. Should be pretty close.
GM#24202127 = 4400 rpm
Blue&Yellow 2 & 3 = 4900 rpm
"The transmission governor on a 700R4 is used to regulate the speed at which the transmission shifts into the next higher or lower gear. It accomplishes this through the use of two sets of centrifugal weights, each a different weight. The heavier OUTER weights are used for mid-range(cruising) rpm and the lighter INNER weights are for high(WOT) rpm shifts. As rpm increases, the weights rise due to centrifugal force. The higher the rpm, the more force they exert closing the fluid passages, causing the shift to be delayed until the internal fluid pressure counteracts the force of the weights and allows the transmission to shift."
GM#24202127 = 4400 rpm
Blue&Yellow 2 & 3 = 4900 rpm
"The transmission governor on a 700R4 is used to regulate the speed at which the transmission shifts into the next higher or lower gear. It accomplishes this through the use of two sets of centrifugal weights, each a different weight. The heavier OUTER weights are used for mid-range(cruising) rpm and the lighter INNER weights are for high(WOT) rpm shifts. As rpm increases, the weights rise due to centrifugal force. The higher the rpm, the more force they exert closing the fluid passages, causing the shift to be delayed until the internal fluid pressure counteracts the force of the weights and allows the transmission to shift."
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