2MCHPSI
01-10-2007, 09:17 PM
For those wondering, the TSB on the TCM is still available. Here are my results, as posted in the "tcm tsb pulled" thread:
This is how the truck should have come when I bought it! I ran the truck hard for ~50 miles so far and here is what I have noticed on the shifting, all of these are with traction control on (enabled):
In "Regular" Drive (D) Mode:
From a dig, the truck screams forward like before
1-2 shifts at ~5600 RPM with nice ass-kicking pressure behind it.
2-3 shifts at ~6100 RPM with the same pressure felt on the 1-2.
3-4 shifts at ~6100 RPM with a softer pressure thatn the previous gears.
4-5 shifts at ? because at that point traffic was coming up quick.
Downshifting is the same as it was before.
In "Auto-Stick" Mode:
From a dig, the truck breaks the tires loose (with traction on) and lunges forward like it never has before.
1-2 shifts at ~6100 RPM with nice ass-kicking pressure behind it.
2-3 shifts at ~6100 RPM with the same pressure felt on the 1-2.
3-4 shifts at ~6100 RPM with the same pressure felt on the 2-3.
4-5 shifts at ~5900-6100 (hard to tell) with same pressure as the previous gears.
When downshifting manually, the pressure it applies the gears is enough to jerk you forward, so my guess is that the pressure is increased on the downshift in "Auto-stick" mode as it is on the upshifts.
In auto-stick mode the truck shifts up for you to the next gear through all the gears, and my SHIFT UP indicator still displays on the instrument cluster, but only under WOT conditions. For example, if I just gradually take it to redline, it doesn't say anything, when in WOT, it tells me to SHIFT UP everytime.
I am extremely excited with this flash, because when I ran my 13.5 my truck bounced off the 1-2 AND the 2-3 rev. limiter, and took forever to go into 4th gear (at least a second and a half).
The truck is still stock and I cannot wait to get back to the track when it warms up here in Michigan. I'll keep everyone posted on track results!
Hope this thread helps those who are contemplating doing the TSB for the TCM flash, I know I am loving it.
This is how the truck should have come when I bought it! I ran the truck hard for ~50 miles so far and here is what I have noticed on the shifting, all of these are with traction control on (enabled):
In "Regular" Drive (D) Mode:
From a dig, the truck screams forward like before
1-2 shifts at ~5600 RPM with nice ass-kicking pressure behind it.
2-3 shifts at ~6100 RPM with the same pressure felt on the 1-2.
3-4 shifts at ~6100 RPM with a softer pressure thatn the previous gears.
4-5 shifts at ? because at that point traffic was coming up quick.
Downshifting is the same as it was before.
In "Auto-Stick" Mode:
From a dig, the truck breaks the tires loose (with traction on) and lunges forward like it never has before.
1-2 shifts at ~6100 RPM with nice ass-kicking pressure behind it.
2-3 shifts at ~6100 RPM with the same pressure felt on the 1-2.
3-4 shifts at ~6100 RPM with the same pressure felt on the 2-3.
4-5 shifts at ~5900-6100 (hard to tell) with same pressure as the previous gears.
When downshifting manually, the pressure it applies the gears is enough to jerk you forward, so my guess is that the pressure is increased on the downshift in "Auto-stick" mode as it is on the upshifts.
In auto-stick mode the truck shifts up for you to the next gear through all the gears, and my SHIFT UP indicator still displays on the instrument cluster, but only under WOT conditions. For example, if I just gradually take it to redline, it doesn't say anything, when in WOT, it tells me to SHIFT UP everytime.
I am extremely excited with this flash, because when I ran my 13.5 my truck bounced off the 1-2 AND the 2-3 rev. limiter, and took forever to go into 4th gear (at least a second and a half).
The truck is still stock and I cannot wait to get back to the track when it warms up here in Michigan. I'll keep everyone posted on track results!
Hope this thread helps those who are contemplating doing the TSB for the TCM flash, I know I am loving it.