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Umm am I missing something bc this has been possible since tuning has been available, nothing new here. In manual mode it will default to what the rev limiter is on the engine side lol.
Umm am I missing something bc this has been possible since tuning has been available, nothing new here. In manual mode it will default to what the rev limiter is on the engine side lol.
I haven't came across that information before. If that is the case since you can tune the ecu does that allow you to shift at any rpm? I guess the next question is line pressures for that rpm to be able to adjust and what is possible atm without a full unlock.
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Originally Posted by T/A KID
Umm am I missing something bc this has been possible since tuning has been available, nothing new here. In manual mode it will default to what the rev limiter is on the engine side lol.
I had asked once ECM tuning came out if it was possible to set a higher rev limit in manual mode and was told no, so this appears to be a new development (or I was given incorrect information before).
I had asked once ECM tuning came out if it was possible to set a higher rev limit in manual mode and was told no, so this appears to be a new development (or I was given incorrect information before).
They didn’t know what they were talking about, I can post some screen shots if you like? But the factory 6600 rpm limit can easily be raised.
Again this is only in manual mode bc it’s bypasses the “shift points”.
No TCM tuning exist for these, HTG apparently has something that will work, but haven’t been able to verify. Takes 2 of there modules to control it.
I’m doing a 15 mile c8 drivetrain swap in an Ultima RS (get the chassis in 11 months) and I’m working with Hp tuners on making this swap happen. To their and my knowledge this swap hasn’t been done yet.
They didn’t know what they were talking about, I can post some screen shots if you like? But the factory 6600 rpm limit can easily be raised.
Again this is only in manual mode bc it’s bypasses the “shift points”.
No TCM tuning exist for these, HTG apparently has something that will work, but haven’t been able to verify. Takes 2 of there modules to control it.
Yes, many vendors on here implied the powertrain can't be forced to shift correctly past 6600rpm, so if in fact we can as you're stating with the ECU unlock then why aren't there more aggressive head/cam setup's out there? They're all geared toward the conservative stock 6600rpm shifts.
ps: DEFinitely keep us posted on the possible 'HTG' 2-module solution
It’s a huge deal in every gear. The feel ripping higher rpm’s in every gear (1st-4th) and even after has to be better. If you know your car you can easily feel the difference between a 3:90 and 4:10 gear 😉
This is very true, it not only lets 4th gear wind out to 126mph (as oppose to 115 stock) but just as important it sets you up higher in the powerband in 4th by winding out 3rd to ~7100rpm. Thats a big kick in the pants alone. (1st and 2second have so much gear in them that its negligible) You could foreseeably do nothing except raise the revs and short shift the first couple gears but wind out 3rd and 4th and see a nice improvement in 1/4mile time AND trap speeds...
Thanks for posting! DEFinite gamechanger... I can't wait until these vendors implement this new hack onto more aggressive HEAD/CAM packages* It's literally all the C8 really needed to take it to the next level after ECU crack.
Thanks for posting! DEFinite gamechanger... I can't wait until these vendors implement this new hack onto more aggressive HEAD/CAM packages* It's literally all the C8 really needed to take it to the next level after ECU crack.
Incoming 416” strokers with bolt ons running 9’s will be awesome
Incoming 416” strokers with bolt ons running 9’s will be awesome
Brother you ain't lying! Naturally aspirated 9's is getting down to business! ...Is anyone making a 416 kit already? I know there're a couple different 427's already..
Any updates on TCU tuning? I understand they have successfully raised the rev limit to 7200 rpms and beyond now... but any higher revving aggressive cam car yet or other vendor data on any of this?
Any updates on TCU tuning? I understand they have successfully raised the rev limit to 7200 rpms and beyond now... but any higher revving aggressive cam car yet or other vendor data on any of this?
There has to be more to it than just setting the engine RPMs to 7k and running in manual mode.
I set mine to 7100rpm over the weekend and put it in manual mode and it still just falls on its face at 6500rpm just like stock.
There has to be more to it than just setting the engine RPMs to 7k and running in manual mode.
I set mine to 7100rpm over the weekend and put it in manual mode and it still just falls on its face at 6500rpm just like stock.
keep us updated but I think there was an hp tuners update for it not long ago so if you are on a older version it might be why. If that isn't the case we'll just let us know.
In stock form, the engine is designed to fall on its face at 6500, It might not have a fuel table that high up?. a cam swap will have it pull much higher. I guess the question I have is: were you able to shift at 7100?
There has to be more to it than just setting the engine RPMs to 7k and running in manual mode.
I set mine to 7100rpm over the weekend and put it in manual mode and it still just falls on its face at 6500rpm just like stock.
In stock form, the engine is designed to fall on its face at 6500, It might not have a fuel table that high up?. a cam swap will have it pull much higher. I guess the question I have is: were you able to shift at 7100?
Originally Posted by undecided1965
Like, no valve float and what not?
The engine in question is an LME 700hp NA build that's designed to run over 7k rpm. The stock engine is completely out of the car.
The car has fuel system upgrades etc. so it just a matter of the tuning parameters to let it shift above the factory cutoff in manual mode.
Just raising the rev limiter alone still results in a hard cutoff in manual mode at 6500rpm is all I was saying.
EDIT: After I sent this, I opened my email and there was an email from my tuner saying that it was in the latest software update, so ChrisNC above was on the right track.
I'll give it a try this weekend.
The engine in question is an LME 700hp NA build that's designed to run over 7k rpm. The stock engine is completely out of the car.
The car has fuel system upgrades etc. so it just a matter of the tuning parameters to let it shift above the factory cutoff in manual mode.
Just raising the rev limiter alone still results in a hard cutoff in manual mode at 6500rpm is all I was saying.
EDIT: After I sent this, I opened my email and there was an email from my tuner saying that it was in the latest software update, so ChrisNC above was on the right track.
I'll give it a try this weekend.
Way to go nailing it ChrisNC @MCK_Z06 please keep us posted on your results!
Success! It was damp and cool with traffic so I could not do much "testing".
I did a 1st gear test rolling on the throttle until 7200k and shifting but it worked.
I can hit 40mph in first vs 35mph now... lol! (Little pdr clip linked below.)