Anyone with A8 tune for HP tuners
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Anyone with A8 tune for HP tuners
I did the ECS/Headers/Alky set-up and got my tune from Doug at ECS but it was before the trans was accessible, I'm new at hp tuners and was wondering if anyone has a file for me to look at and see what is being changed, I'd like to understand it when I go to the track. '15 A8 base
Thanks
Thanks
#2
Instructor
Not a 100% sure but i believe there is not much you can change. Pretty much shift points and shift pressure. Im not a tuner, but thats what a tuner told me.
Hopefully a tuner will chime in for you. I've only heard good things about Doug at ecs, best bet would be to contact him.
Hopefully a tuner will chime in for you. I've only heard good things about Doug at ecs, best bet would be to contact him.
#3
Advanced
I would mess with as little as possible on the TCM unless there is an obvious deficiency with the stock calibrations. I also would not turn off any torque management unless longevity is not a concern. I see it on the Camaro board... people start applying old ways to new things without thinking about what the ramifications will be.
At most I would get your part throttle firmness (intertia tables) where you'd like it then check and see if the WOT shift times are being met. If so I don't see much need to screw with it. Turning off TQ management is going to take life off the transmission.
If you do write the TCM perform a fast learn adapt.
At most I would get your part throttle firmness (intertia tables) where you'd like it then check and see if the WOT shift times are being met. If so I don't see much need to screw with it. Turning off TQ management is going to take life off the transmission.
If you do write the TCM perform a fast learn adapt.
Last edited by TSloper; 05-02-2016 at 04:03 PM.
#4
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
I would mess with as little as possible on the TCM unless there is an obvious deficiency with the stock calibrations. I also would not turn off any torque management unless longevity is not a concern. I see it on the Camaro board... people start applying old ways to new things without thinking about what the ramifications will be.
At most I would get your part throttle firmness (intertia tables) where you'd like it then check and see if the WOT shift times are being met. If so I don't see much need to screw with it. Turning off TQ management is going to take life off the transmission.
If you do write the TCM perform a fast learn adapt.
At most I would get your part throttle firmness (intertia tables) where you'd like it then check and see if the WOT shift times are being met. If so I don't see much need to screw with it. Turning off TQ management is going to take life off the transmission.
If you do write the TCM perform a fast learn adapt.
#6
Burning Brakes
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