Downshift points
Downshift points
Hey,
I was wondering if it's possible to somehow adjust the downshift points (you know how it doesn't let you downshift unless you're going a certain speed).
Does anyone know if there is a way to adjust these downshift points (maybe using the Cobb AP)?
Thanks!
I was wondering if it's possible to somehow adjust the downshift points (you know how it doesn't let you downshift unless you're going a certain speed).
Does anyone know if there is a way to adjust these downshift points (maybe using the Cobb AP)?
Thanks!
Are you talking about an AT or MT?
4/6AT, yes, it's possible.
6MT, no, it's impossible unless you spend alot of dough on replacing your gearings.
EDIT: I just realized that this thread is located in the AT sub forum.... just ignore my MT comment.
4/6AT, yes, it's possible.
6MT, no, it's impossible unless you spend alot of dough on replacing your gearings.
EDIT: I just realized that this thread is located in the AT sub forum.... just ignore my MT comment.
Last edited by Spinning Sushi; Mar 31, 2009 at 11:32 AM. Reason: Oops
I have the 4 speed, I have shifted from 3rd into 2nd at 75mph a couple of times on accident! I am hoping when I get my AP tune it will increase the power at high end a little, the best power range is from 4500 rpm to 6000 rpm, after that it drops off!
What year is yours? I have 05
I have an 05 (4speed) and what JTtheDude said applies to me as well.
Not being able to downshift into 1st from 2nd at certain speeds is most annoying though.
So, will the AP allow me to adjust this or not?
Not being able to downshift into 1st from 2nd at certain speeds is most annoying though.
So, will the AP allow me to adjust this or not?
Our ECU does not control shifting so the AP will not "directly" help. Now it may (in my case did) make the a/t operate smooter and shift smoother but it will not directly effect the tranny.
I do believe that BHR and MM are looking at this but it is not on the "hot" burner.
Go FI and the reason for your concern goes away
I do believe that BHR and MM are looking at this but it is not on the "hot" burner.
Go FI and the reason for your concern goes away
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