Predator installed
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Predator installed
Thanks to James (RWTD), I just installed the Predator and played with a number of parameters... After reading that most have set their Predator Shift Time's and Firmness to -25 and +25 respectively, I tried the same...
DAMN... :eek: :eek: WOT is now an adventure... my A4 feels quicker than I've ever felt it respond before... I'm lovin' this toy.
:cheers:
[Modified by 99C5Richie, 11:51 PM 4/4/2003]
DAMN... :eek: :eek: WOT is now an adventure... my A4 feels quicker than I've ever felt it respond before... I'm lovin' this toy.
:cheers:
[Modified by 99C5Richie, 11:51 PM 4/4/2003]
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Re: Predator installed (RWTD)
thanks for posting your findings. Unfortunately once I got my Predator uupdated to v1.03 and loaded it's performance tune ... winter hit us big time and it's been sitting back in it's box for months. I 'm just about to try and experiment from the initial performance tune settings.
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Re: Predator installed (99C5Richie)
My 99' GMC likes the improved shifting too.
The cool thing with the Predator, being my P/U has a Haul/Tow button, you can click it for the new fim shifting pattern or leave it off for stock shifting. The comparison is.......well night & day :thumbs:
The cool thing with the Predator, being my P/U has a Haul/Tow button, you can click it for the new fim shifting pattern or leave it off for stock shifting. The comparison is.......well night & day :thumbs:
