HYPERTECH shifting ????????
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Teching In
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HYPERTECH shifting ???????? iam having trouble adjusting my shifts with the hypertech programer. i want it to shift from1-2 pretty quick. how do I do this? what setting works best? I have it set now at _ 4 but it still takes to long to shift.
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Re: HYPERTECH shifting ???????? Randy....
I saw your post on concerning shifting and Hypertech and wanted to make a comment that may save you some time and grief, I hope. I also have used Hypertech 3 on my car, although it is a M6 and not an A4 like yours. I have found after spending time on this site, that the tuning capabilities of Hypertech are extremely limited. Using a MAFT and then LS1 Edit, which offers a multitude of tuning parameters for the A4, but not many for the M6,taught me I should have saved the cash and just went for the LS1Edit to begin with. Modifying the car with a different TB, MAF, Cam, Headers etc, Hypertech is almost useless. It is aimed at minimal improvements on a stock car.
Anyway.... Maybe someone with experience with the Hypertech on the A4 can help you solve your problems. Good luck.... and happy tuning...
I saw your post on concerning shifting and Hypertech and wanted to make a comment that may save you some time and grief, I hope. I also have used Hypertech 3 on my car, although it is a M6 and not an A4 like yours. I have found after spending time on this site, that the tuning capabilities of Hypertech are extremely limited. Using a MAFT and then LS1 Edit, which offers a multitude of tuning parameters for the A4, but not many for the M6,taught me I should have saved the cash and just went for the LS1Edit to begin with. Modifying the car with a different TB, MAF, Cam, Headers etc, Hypertech is almost useless. It is aimed at minimal improvements on a stock car.
Anyway.... Maybe someone with experience with the Hypertech on the A4 can help you solve your problems. Good luck.... and happy tuning...
