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I was just wondering why my car does this...wondering if yours does too?
At WOT, the 1-2 shift takes place at only 5,600rpms (shifts at first "dashed" redline). The 2-3 shift goes all the way to 6,000rpm...first full barred redline). Why don't both shifts go all the way to 6,000?
Mine doesn't do this. It shifts at 5800, it never goes to 6000. I've heard about it happening on other automatics though.
-Eric<br />2002 Navy Blue Camaro...Striped and Stalled. 35th Anniversary SS wheels <br />Best ET: 15.384 @ 88.32 on street tires<br />Project Whitney: Goal, 14.0 1/4 by summer 2008.
Sigh...
How do you know this? If you are watching the tach then you have several hundred rpms of lag. The faster the engine revs, the more the lag. That's why you get the most lag in 1st gear.
Secondly, you won't be shifting at 6000 rpm no matter what. I don't know what the numebrs are, but I am confident the stock programming shifts several hundred rpm below the limiter. If it didn't, it would bang the limiter at WOT. This is one reason I need to play with the shift points in HPP3.
[ March 01, 2003: Message edited by: HAZ-Matt ]</p>
i noticed mine shifting to late though. from 1st to 2nd sometimes i'd go all the way to almost 6000 rpm's. i think i'm kicking the rev limiter cause the car does something like a pause before shifting to 2nd. i've already flushed trans and tc. i didn't reset pcm after oil change. someone else with this problem ??
my car used to bang the limiter on the 2-3 shift until I had the Y87 Throttle Lag PCM upgrade. Ever since then it's been shifting like this and well I can't go wrong with it. The pulling power is f'in awesome.
BTW, anyone go with the 3-4 shift at 111mph, try holding D (3) all the way to 118. The 3-4 @ 111 is only at 5,000rpms so I hold 3 to 118, bringing the rpms just a tad under 6,000. Talk about hard pulling up there. I've beaten plenty of 3.8s like this [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]
[ March 01, 2003: Message edited by: 99Camaro99 ]</p>
i've hit 70 in second gear one time. ever since i had the tranny rebuilt it's been hanging on that 2-3 shift now and then. i'm thinking it may have something to do with the gears i have in the back and the shift points getting all screwy, so i'll have to wait till i can reprogram my speedo to find out for sure
tach lag. i know the 2k+ cars have it, mabye the 99's have it too. mine is beyond stupid. i mean i rev and by the time the engine revs are on their way down, the tach is just hitting the peak of where the rpm's were. dominic can second this. btw sorry for pointing out how crappy your tach was dominic, i thought you knew this already, lol.
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 99redcamaro: do we have a way to fix this tach or throttle lag?? do you guys think that's the problem i have ?<hr></blockquote>
In 1999, GM altered the throttle body setup on our motors to throttle by wire. For the Y87 models, there seemed to be a sort of throttle lag (e.g. if you floor it from a 50 roll it will take a long time to downshift, pick up, and go). I told them about this and they basically updated the PCM for me.
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