Manually shifted A4 at the track with odd results..
What's odd is I gained the lost 7 mph after manually shifting, but my ET only improved by .10 with a identical 60-ft.
Any comments or suggestions (besides fixing the shift points)?
2) Post the numbers from both time slips.
3) If you have a stock engine you are probably floating the valves at 6300.
4) I would only manually shift my FLP IV over the prior two years when I was trying to see if I needed to change shift points (before the advent of LS1 Edit). It's useful if your car is shortshifting otherwise I would not do it.
Are you down on power (e.g. bad weather?) that will also reduce shift extension a bit.
I never manually shift the car and felt it was worth a try. I'm going tonight to have the car looked at by the shop who tuned it.
Corrected DA was 2,066 feet. But between the runs the weather was the same and the air intake was 112 degrees for both runs.
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I manually shifted one time and hit the limiter, so you definitely can rev past them.
I didn't see any timing pulled while shifting, but I will check the log.
Now it's back to the track.
FYI- I heard the large variance in trap speeds can be caused by how the car goes the lights and especially the f-bodies are sucseptible to this. So if you pull off the gas it can lift the nose causing inaccurate readings. Also it depends on the how flat the track or if it has a crown to to the surface.

but maybe they didnt save the changes to the edit program before he programed. Ive done that a few times... Ive changed it on edit, but forgot to save the file and then program lmao





