wheel spin vs revlimiter???
my theory is since the car shifts based on mph (and the revlimiter is based in rpms) the wheel spin coupled with the looseness of my tci ssf 3500 converter is allowing my to clip the revlimiter due to inaccurate mph readings moving up my shift points slightly past the revlimiter??? and this is why when i dont have wheelspin to dont bang the limiter
can someone verfiy this or if not tell me whats wrong i belive my limiter is set 300 rpm above my shift point
although when the car was scanned it showed the car calling for the shift at the right rpm it just took a couple hundred more rpm for it to actually happen? .furthermore once the shift begins it is very quick and firm
the only other idea (which i hope is wrong) is the tranny cant do the shift because its too much power for it and it needs the revlimiter to be banged to cut the power to complete the shift.. kinda like a tq management but if this was so then why does it only happen when there is wheel spin???
HELP!!!!!!!
then through the gears normally after the mph builds. This is on street
radials. It all happens pretty fast.
It's a pain in the *** when it happens, but I learned to feather the gas off the line.
I've changed shift points/rev limiter with some help.
2.73 gears + 3500 stall + 2.5 STR = chaos w/o sticky tires.
Once a 2.73 starts spinning it's hell to stop, too.
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