Now, the question will be if we can tune out that dead pedal...
Did you have sleeves or just lowered?
This tq limit between 1st and second Is a big problem I bet it is also tcm related any little bit of traction loss leads to a massive defuel that's what I was asking earlier...
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Seems torque management is gone. Truck has never been this responsive. No lag. Shifts are firm. This is after 6 miles of stop and go. It will take a few days to be conclusive. Now I have to see if I can duplicate the tune.
Yeah, I drove it to the track just like it is. Did a few runs and drove home. Still had the stock filter in the intake.
Finally, a good post that is related to the LML.
So far with this tune the stock converter stall is rearing its ugly head. GM set the stall pretty high because of the tq management fearing no spool up at higher altitudes. I totaly agree with what they did after owning this truck. If my TCM results are proven correct; my new converter will make this bitch come alive. I've been hesitant to try it in my truck because of spool up.
I meant stock tuning.
So far with this tune the stock converter stall is rearing its ugly head. GM set the stall pretty high because of the tq management fearing no spool up at higher altitudes. I totaly agree with what they did after owning this truck. If my TCM results are proven correct; my new converter will make this bitch come alive. I've been hesitant to try it in my truck because of spool up.
This is a thread about new LML tuning. Why would I run stock tuning? Baseline?
That's excellent news Mike.
What programer are you working on for the Tq issue. I have been holding out, but am ready to buy
:thumb:This is a thread about new LML tuning.
Why would I run stock tuning? Baseline?
I think he wants to know what you gained with the tune.... As do I
any update on the quadzilla