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| Fore! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Savannah, Georgia
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View this user's gallery iTrader: 13 / 100% | Changing Shift RPM's When changing shift rpm's, is it necessary to change the MPH in the function table? I just changed it in the Scalers to the following: 1-2=5300 2-3=5400 3-4=5500 On the tach it looks to be changing at: 1-2=5500 2-3=5100 3-4=5000 I can deff tell that the 2-3 and 3-4 are a lower rpm that the 1-2 so I don;t think the tach is way off or anything, but its kind of wierd that these points are so much lower than the 1-2. Thanks, David |
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| Registered User | Depending on how high you want it to shift, you will have to change the shift mph also. The eec will use the lower set point. I had this happen to me on the 2-3 shift, I was raising the shift rpm, but I hit a point where it was not changing anymore. I had to change the mph. I changed it in the functions from 68 to 74 mph. Now I can get it to shift where I want to in the scalars.
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View this user's gallery iTrader: 13 / 100% | Exactly what I needed to know! Thanks Marc! |
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