Superchips and Transgo, resistor or no?
Anyone out there with a 3815 and Transgo shiftkit in there 545RFE? Do you have the resistor in or out?
Did you notice a difference?
I have mine in, wondering if I should remove it.
I feel no difference with the 3815, even though they claim they reduce torque management for firmer shifts, the resistor increases line pressure for firmer shifts.
Thanks,
LB
Did you notice a difference?
I have mine in, wondering if I should remove it.
I feel no difference with the 3815, even though they claim they reduce torque management for firmer shifts, the resistor increases line pressure for firmer shifts.
Thanks,
LB
Last edited by LB; Feb 4, 2009 at 09:39 PM.
hmm wow i dropped my 0-60 by almost 2 seconds on the 87 tune itself....still wondering how the 91 will work out..interesting...but i dont have the transgo kit...just surprised you didnt feel a difference...
hmm u making sure you programming the vehicle after selecting the tune?? i remember i forgot and i didnt and was running stock when i thought i was on 87 tune or towing tune
hmm u making sure you programming the vehicle after selecting the tune?? i remember i forgot and i didnt and was running stock when i thought i was on 87 tune or towing tune
I noticed a difference...shifts are alot smoother and alot of that lag between the push of the accelerator and actually going is close to gone
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i romoved the resistor after a call to transgo... they said there would be a "conflict" having both together.. the tuner boosts line pressure some but they are going to add other updates for thranny stuff and both would be bad news if you keep the resistor, so i figured better be safe than blown up!!!!
i romoved the resistor after a call to transgo... they said there would be a "conflict" having both together.. the tuner boosts line pressure some but they are going to add other updates for thranny stuff and both would be bad news if you keep the resistor, so i figured better be safe than blown up!!!!
Thanks,
LB


