How do i raise my TC lockup MPH under normal driving
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I was told this would help with cam surge, but im clueless as to where to go and raise the values??
Do I go under Normal Mode MPH vs %TPS? Or cruise mode?
Bascially I want to raise my mph by a few to help with around town cam surge when coasting.
But im guessing I go under normal but this is what my chart looks like..
4th apply: 0-12 the values are 36
18-75 they are set at 42
4th release: 0-18 they are set at 35
25 is set at 39
31-81 is set at 41
so to raise my mph lockup how would I edit this?? I guess this makes sense?? Basically I want my converter to stay unlocked a little longer, and also unlock a little sooner so it doesnt surge so much from the cam.
Do I go under Normal Mode MPH vs %TPS? Or cruise mode?
Bascially I want to raise my mph by a few to help with around town cam surge when coasting.
But im guessing I go under normal but this is what my chart looks like..
4th apply: 0-12 the values are 36
18-75 they are set at 42
4th release: 0-18 they are set at 35
25 is set at 39
31-81 is set at 41
so to raise my mph lockup how would I edit this?? I guess this makes sense?? Basically I want my converter to stay unlocked a little longer, and also unlock a little sooner so it doesnt surge so much from the cam.
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just talked to ragtop and im gonna just raise my cells 0 and 6 up 2mph for the 4th apply and release rows <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />
i guess its no point in messing with the rest <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
i guess its no point in messing with the rest <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />