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solidaxel 09-10-2013 10:37 AM

Shift RPM's
 
Is there any advantage to raising the shift points in first and second,(higher RPM's) this is on a 2004 5.3 in a 78 1/2 ton.

Are there any other items besides the VSS and gear ratio- tire size that should be changed when re programing?

68GMCCustom 09-10-2013 01:44 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
just if you're racing it

solidaxel 09-10-2013 01:45 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
Only with myself !!!!

smoky02 09-18-2013 11:05 AM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
A lot of tuners, or at least the ones that I have spoken with will raise up the shift points for wide open throttle, but will only change the shift pressures for normal driving, it's supposed to just firm the shifts up and prolong the life of the tranny

BR3W CITY 09-18-2013 12:55 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
The true answer to this depends on what tranny you have, what gear you have, what cam you run etc.

My 4l80e has a really long first couple gears, so raising the shift points under those loads wouldn't really get me anywhere. But for example if your giving it heavy pedal on the freeway from 3rd, and your truck is shifting early because the tuner kept it stock, then yes, there could be an advantage to raising the shift points.

From a racing perspective, your redline and shift points are dependent on your setup as well. A truck motor with an aftermarket intake mani, cam, good flowing exhaust etc, could take advantage of a few hundred extra RPM's. The stock setup under the same conditions would have no need, since at the top of the sweep its starting to lose power in the high rev's

solidaxel 09-18-2013 11:12 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
Well the computer is back, along with the new harness so I guess I will live with what the programmer put in or took out.
I did ask to keep the purge connections so I guess I will need a charcoal container.
Is there one better than the other or can I use anything?

BR3W CITY 09-18-2013 11:36 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
of all the things to keep in... does AZ break nuts about emissions stuff? The charc is really useless. Just run a vented cap or vent on the tank.

solidaxel 09-18-2013 11:51 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
No I don't think they care about evap can, "I" just thought it would be a nice thing to have as the garage stinks when I pull it in hot, and I thought this would help with less complaints

BR3W CITY 09-19-2013 02:02 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
Starting my truck in a closed garage would be paramount to an attempted suicide....so I get where your coming from. I removed anything that didn't mean more power.

dkauffman05 09-24-2013 06:20 PM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
My 68 with a cammed 02 ls1 4l60 shifts at 7k

solidaxel 09-26-2013 01:44 AM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dkauffman05 (Post 6284115)
My 68 with a cammed 02 ls1 4l60 shifts at 7k

Did you alter the 4L60E and the torque converter?

dkauffman05 09-26-2013 07:12 AM

Re: Shift RPM's
 
Trans has vette servos , tuneing adjustments and a circle d 3200 converter.


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