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I did search.. tried 4l60e in the title and got very little.. so sorry because Im sure this has been covered and I just missed the right search criteria..
I would like to make some minor changes to my transmission shift points. My motor is stock, so dont really want to mess with that as far as I know.
I would like to lock overdrive out until the car hits like 50mph
Id like to perhaps get it to downshift a little more aggressive and lock the converter
lastly, I want to change what appears to be a relationship between how quickly I press the accelerator to how it downshifts..
Id also like to mess with the 2-3 shift and keep it from shifting under part throttle and be more based around rpm/speed.
What software/hardware is available if any for my 96 which is OBDII? I keep reading tunercat? Is there anything more economical since I really dont see messing with my stock motor?
Obviously I can do most of this manually but Im right arm/hand challenged due to motorcycle accident so would be great to program this in.
Yeah, looks like $399 on summit. any cheaper options?
Thanks for the screenshot btw.. they definitely have it covered.
plus a compatible machine (laptop or desktop hauled out to the garage) to run it on when you update the ECM. there was a recent discussion regarding laptops and Jet software in the last couple weeks here on the forum. I have a dedicated Windows XP machine.
only cheaper that I know of is to have someone do it for you. the 96's are the redhead stepchildren of the tunable/programmable corvettes due to being 1st year OBDII, then the next year being LS1.
plus a compatible machine (laptop or desktop hauled out to the garage) to run it on when you update the ECM. there was a recent discussion regarding laptops and Jet software in the last couple weeks here on the forum. I have a dedicated Windows XP machine.
only cheaper that I know of is to have someone do it for you. the 96's are the redhead stepchildren of the tunable/programmable corvettes due to being 1st year OBDII, then the next year being LS1.
Funny, thought OBDII was going to make things easier.. miscalculation on my part.
4l60e programming software/hardware
