LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

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Old 10-07-2008, 02:09 PM
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does a 94 trans am have torque mangement in the pcm.. wat do u have to tune for 4 when installing a 3200 stall
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I don't beleive it does, that is something that came out with the LSX Engine programming if I'm not mistaken.
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no no torque management on lt1, just traction control..from what i have barely aquired on here about a 3,000 + stall is to raise the vss diagnostic to whatever your convertor is rated at. should be in your constants table..no problem with mine. also you might want to raise or lower your shift speeds also...
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And adjust the shift pressures.
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No torque management, Tune shift firmness and shift timing. I would suggest to install a cooler and a shift kit.
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if your going to do a stall make sure you have that all tuned and let them know where you want your shift pressures....

remeber dont set them too high, you will blow your copper bushing out in the front of your stater unit and tranny fluid will leak out of your front seal....so make sure you are picky when it comes to stalls and your shift pressures...especially running stock pump and no shift kit!




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