Best looking .:R

[Manaz]

Sorry to say it does.

It holds gears longer & shifts harsher. Almost like a sport mode

Having driven a VN Commodore half way around Australia (and torn its gearbox to shreds half way between Alice Springs and Three-Ways in the Northern Territory, that doesn't fit in with my experience - my understanding is that they're not an electronically controlled gearbox but rather are a rather simple Jatco 4-speed (4N71?) with only one throttle/load behaviour - if you drive it harder, it'll hold longer and shift harder, but that's a result of your behaviour, not because the gearbox is behaving differently itself - the only way to do this on such an old auto would be to adjust the bands or perhaps solenoids if they're in use in this design.