fuddle owners-what mph do you lock-up?
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I will be trying it when my new FRC gets here this week. I talked with John and figure the next step up in TC is more for me And will wait til top end of the track before locking.
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no i meant cruising, sorry to be ambiguous, so the stall itself doesnt lock up but the pcm program for our tranny determines it? i am all for getting good gas milage, trying to keep mother earth green by keeping my wallet full of green
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well if i switch to say, a 3600 2.4str fuddle converter, will the stock setting lock up at the same speed? i mean besides this and nitrous, im only going to have a lid, cutout, 160*tstat...
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Originally Posted by Hennytime
well if i switch to say, a 3600 2.4str fuddle converter, will the stock setting lock up at the same speed? i mean besides this and nitrous, im only going to have a lid, cutout, 160*tstat...
You may experience a little "shutter" unless the entire TCC and effecting parameters are tuned right. I have a 3800 Fuddle, and not a real guru of TCC tuning. I have altered the mph for Apply/Release of the TCC, but at the threshold (a fews either side of Apply) when its locked it will kind ofshutter as if lugging a M6 in too high a gear and you hear and feel the drivetrain backlash. I have heard that adjusting the PWM in the trans settings will defeat that, wiating for an answer.
Depending on your gears and how tight/loose your particular TC is, you may experience the same issues using the stock settings.