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I have a totally stock 12 vert auto. I am not happy with the delayed throttle response and down shift when I floor the pedal at low speed, like 30 and at low rpm because the car is in a high gear.
Is the only solution to buy a tuner and reprogram with a tune after telling the vendor such as Bama what I am looking to do?
as i understand it the ecu has a learning curve to it,
the throttle response with get sharper if you keep suddenly accelerating
although a tune would be the faster way to remedy this
I think the only real way to increase the throttle response would be gears. I had a tune and the response went away after a while. I also think something is wrong with my tranny so that also might be it.
I think the only real way to increase the throttle response would be gears. I had a tune and the response went away after a while. I also think something is wrong with my tranny so that also might be it.
My transmission is fine, it is just a delayed kickdown when the throttle is punched wide open at low speed and low rpm because the transmission is in a high gear.
I think the only real way to increase the throttle response would be gears. I had a tune and the response went away after a while. I also think something is wrong with my tranny so that also might be it.
You think the ecu learned it didnt need to shift as hard after a while of just leisurely driving? Try resetting he ecu and see how it drives then.
+1 on tune for faster shifts
You think the ecu learned it didnt need to shift as hard after a while of just leisurely driving? Try resetting he ecu and see how it drives then.
+1 on tune for faster shifts
Eh tired different tunes. When on a tune there is a huge shift shock when not even accelerating much at all.
Eh tired different tunes. When on a tune there is a huge shift shock when not even accelerating much at all.
I am certainly not an authority or expert about this, however it seems to me that if you had what you call shift shock you did not have a well designed tune.
Who provided the tune, was it anyone that we are all familiar with?