B.I.P. v3 CDT TCU remapping launch
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The shifts can be made that aggressive yes, but not sure how long your transmission would last at that level. Installing a valve body along with our tune will make a huge difference over stock without shattering the drive train. It just depends how far you want to take it, for example, when I just had my spare trans built to hold the nitrous shot, we built it with much tighter clearances and threw in alot more clutch packs.
That in itself changed the shifting dynamic, it is much snappier and firmer.
The TCU tune is a good start, going from intermediate to super aggressive. If you want more, and valve body and stall with further increase the bark on upshifts. Then, if you want something even more extreme, go for a tighter clearance on the rebuild, and more clutch packs.
I also noticed a much snappier shift by going to a 3.06 gear out back, it revs faster and engages faster on upshift and downshift.
That in itself changed the shifting dynamic, it is much snappier and firmer.
The TCU tune is a good start, going from intermediate to super aggressive. If you want more, and valve body and stall with further increase the bark on upshifts. Then, if you want something even more extreme, go for a tighter clearance on the rebuild, and more clutch packs.
I also noticed a much snappier shift by going to a 3.06 gear out back, it revs faster and engages faster on upshift and downshift.
Last edited by BI-Performance; 12-20-2013 at 07:51 AM.
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Chawkins, I have the higher stall TQ. How will your TCU tune help or improve performance with my higher stall? I read the thread but I am still not clear (sorry, I'm slow) how your tune could improve performance. If you could, can you elaborate more? Thanks ahead for any response.
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Chawkins, I have the higher stall TQ. How will your TCU tune help or improve performance with my higher stall? I read the thread but I am still not clear (sorry, I'm slow) how your tune could improve performance. If you could, can you elaborate more? Thanks ahead for any response.
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Might be off topic, any luck with C63s? I know some tuners recently discovered a couple things about the blip/TCU tunes in the Speedshift 7 transmissions.
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In terms of TCU tuning and stall converters, we can make this work more efficiently by revising lock up maps and pressure maps. We also increase tables related to transmission slip since it will throw a code for this eventually. Past this, we do exactly what we do to the current TCU tune.