How much line pressure?
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I just installed a TCI stand alone computer on my supercharged Tahoe.With lots of adjustability comes lots of options and lots of questions.How much line pressure can I safely run on a 4L60E,how quick should I make the shifts and where should I lockup the converter?The computer has a performance and economy switch so I don't have to live with my perfomance settings riding around town.
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I don't know where as far as the most line pressure you can safely run. I would just be careful increasing the line pressure too awful much.
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As you're driving down the highway, you shouldn't need much over 100 psi, since there isn't much of a load on the clutches at that point. I typically like to see the line pressure rise very quickly on blown applications, so you'll want a fairly steep slope on the line pressure curve. You should "zero out" the curve at WOT. That is max. pressure on the T-Com unit.
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