Got my 4.10's in and now...
#1
Got my 4.10's in and now...
Got my 4.10's in ya their great. Now I have no traction but when I leave it in drive instead of manual shifting it just takes forever to shift it peaks out in first and stays there for about a second and then it shifts. If I do it manualy its fine. Is this normal?
It will go away in about a month because I am getting my shift points redone ,but Im just curious if this is normal.
It will go away in about a month because I am getting my shift points redone ,but Im just curious if this is normal.
#2
RE: Got my 4.10's in and now...
You losers and your electronic shiftpoints [8D]
Seriously though I have no idea, I threw a set of 3.90's in my AOD and dont have any problems... shifts right on point.
Seriously though I have no idea, I threw a set of 3.90's in my AOD and dont have any problems... shifts right on point.
#3
RE: Got my 4.10's in and now...
Yes, it's perfectly normal. In first gear ifI floored it, I'd actually bounce off the rev limiter for a sec before it shifted. When i got my Tweecer, I readjusted my shift points to fix the problem. Steeper gears throws shift points out of whack.
#4
RE: Got my 4.10's in and now...
ORIGINAL: samseed101
Yes, it's perfectly normal. In first gear ifI floored it, I'd actually bounce off the rev limiter for a sec before it shifted. When i got my Tweecer, I readjusted my shift points to fix the problem. Steeper gears throws shift points out of whack.
Yes, it's perfectly normal. In first gear ifI floored it, I'd actually bounce off the rev limiter for a sec before it shifted. When i got my Tweecer, I readjusted my shift points to fix the problem. Steeper gears throws shift points out of whack.
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#5
RE: Got my 4.10's in and now...
Are you tuning it yourself or having someone else do it? Remember that with the slight delay in shift time, you actually program the shift points at WOT to be earlier than you want. You want to program teh RPM for te 1-2 shift to be about 1000 RPM early, and you want 2-3 to be about 500 RPM early to account for the delay. These are approximate, but they're a good starting point.
For example if you want it to shift from 1 to 2 at 5200 RPM, set it at 4200 RPM. if you want the same for the 2-3 shift, set it at 4700. Those are decent starting points.
If someone else is tuning it for you, then don't worry about it. They'll fix it
One more recommendation... do a dyno pull in each gear so you know exactly when you peak. If you shift too early, it takes longer to get in your powerband on your next hear and you're missing some good pulling power in your current gear. if you shift too late, you're just wasting tprecious seconds. Once you see where you peak in each gear, then you know exactly when you want the car to shift for you when it's time to program th shift points.
For example if you want it to shift from 1 to 2 at 5200 RPM, set it at 4200 RPM. if you want the same for the 2-3 shift, set it at 4700. Those are decent starting points.
If someone else is tuning it for you, then don't worry about it. They'll fix it
One more recommendation... do a dyno pull in each gear so you know exactly when you peak. If you shift too early, it takes longer to get in your powerband on your next hear and you're missing some good pulling power in your current gear. if you shift too late, you're just wasting tprecious seconds. Once you see where you peak in each gear, then you know exactly when you want the car to shift for you when it's time to program th shift points.
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