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Old 02-06-2012, 01:21 PM
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Ok, so my friend/tuner (after a 2.73 to 3.42 gear swap) calibrated the speedo and increased shift point to 6200 (w/HPtuners). Now it bumps the limiter 2-3 time before shifting into 2nd. What else needed to be changed? Thanks.
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The wot tables have to match each other. Match the 94% n100% column and that should work.
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I belive it is the RPM vs. Gear table that needs to be adjusted. I had the same issue with my car.
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I belive it is the RPM vs. Gear table that needs to be adjusted. I had the same issue with my car.
either that or the Speed table associated with the transmission shifting. I believe it uses the speed sensor as feedback when to shift.
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either that or the Speed table associated with the transmission shifting. I believe it uses the speed sensor as feedback when to shift.
Yea it might be that also!
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Thanks guys! Need to find someone local that can do this for me. Then I can go out for another PB attempt.
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