4th gear shudder/surge
I was thinking maybe the torque converter lockup solenoid, or the break sensor switch, but both of those ideas sound kind of stupid because it only happens at a certain mph and not all the time
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...g-shudder.html
IMHO it is the normal side-effect of running a hot cam. The solution is to change the tune to not engage the TCC until 60 mph.
However, I'm no expert in this area.
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2001 NBM Formula A4 T-Top DailyDriver
383ci b&b | 230/236 114+4 | AR 1-3/4" LT | AR 3" Y-pipe | FTI 3500 | Built 4L60E | BMR k-member | BMR F&R U&L control arms | torquearm | panhard | PST 3.5' | S60 4.10 | 315/35R17 555R
393rwhp / 377rwtq
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2001 NBM Formula A4 T-Top DailyDriver
383ci b&b | 230/236 114+4 | AR 1-3/4" LT | AR 3" Y-pipe | FTI 3500 | Built 4L60E | BMR k-member | BMR F&R U&L control arms | torquearm | panhard | PST 3.5' | S60 4.10 | 315/35R17 555R
393rwhp / 377rwtq
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What I notice now is the inherent slop in the drivetrain getting slapped back and forth at little to no throttle under low rpm lockup. That is from the cam surging and doesn't cause problems with the converter or trans or rear end. The converter lockup clutches are set to 80%, and is not an issue of the lockup kicking in and out. It just slightly engages and disengages the power through the rest of system, which handles the 500 hp of the engine all day long.
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2001 NBM Formula A4 T-Top DailyDriver
383ci b&b | 230/236 114+4 | AR 1-3/4" LT | AR 3" Y-pipe | FTI 3500 | Built 4L60E | BMR k-member | BMR F&R U&L control arms | torquearm | panhard | PST 3.5' | S60 4.10 | 315/35R17 555R
393rwhp / 377rwtq
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