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v8s_are_slow
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What is? Lol. No idea which is which.Going off memory those are tps percents and MPH
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What is? Lol. No idea which is which.Going off memory those are tps percents and MPH
It's the tps from my understanding. If you drive with the computer in the car it'll show you the tps and you can adjust your shift points from there. If it's shifting too fast for your liking, raise it a few mph.So I'm a bit lost on these maps because there's nothing on the page that indicates what numbers are for what. The numbers going up the left side. The numbers going across the bottom. The 5%, 35%, etc. Don't know if that's throttle position, how hard it shifts, or what. The numbers in the boxes themselves. What are those for? The only numbers I can figure out is the 2-1, 3-2, etc. which I'm assuming is the gear shifts.
Also, if my pressure is cranked to the max, does this even matter aside from when I shift? Wondering if Shawn (or whoever created that software) can update that page to be a little more user friendly so we know what the heck means what. I have no idea, and I don't believe there's anywhere that I've found at all that really explains it. Unless someone cares to point that out.
5 35 65 and 95 is tps the numbers in the box are mph.What is? Lol. No idea which is which.
You can datalog i believe and watch it as well for fine tuning.Oh okay. I haven't had it connected with this program. Just ecmlink. Was just making changes, and saving them. Wasn't aware I could look at whatever that's doing while running it live. Guess I'll have to look at that.