shift kit vs. tuner (help me out guys)
03-28-2006, 01:41 AM
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RE: shift kit vs. tuner (help me out guys)
ORIGINAL: Niteryder
If you look back to a couple past posts here, I have read that a tuner did little to help with auto transmissions.
If you look back to a couple past posts here, I have read that a tuner did little to help with auto transmissions.
03-28-2006, 09:15 AM
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RE: shift kit vs. tuner (help me out guys)
^^^^^^^^ At tuner will allow you to adjust your shift points, just am not quite sure why you want your car to shift so low. I am pretty sure that our cars make peak HP at a highter RPM thatn 5k, I have my shift points set at 5850 RPMS.
03-28-2006, 11:05 AM
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RE: shift kit vs. tuner (help me out guys)
I'd say get a dyno tune to get more power and change your shift points, then get a shift kit to firm up those shifts. The tune might to that as well but if your an auto you need everything you can get...
03-28-2006, 11:25 AM
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RE: shift kit vs. tuner (help me out guys)
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^^^^^^^^ At tuner will allow you to adjust your shift points, just am not quite sure why you want your car to shift so low. I am pretty sure that our cars make peak HP at a highter RPM thatn 5k, I have my shift points set at 5850 RPMS.
^^^^^^^^ At tuner will allow you to adjust your shift points, just am not quite sure why you want your car to shift so low. I am pretty sure that our cars make peak HP at a highter RPM thatn 5k, I have my shift points set at 5850 RPMS.
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