OK H&S did it AGAIN!!!
12-03-2011, 11:58 AM
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OK H&S did it AGAIN!!!
Big Dang smile on my face!!! Just did the overdrive softwear. One word.....
NICE!!!!
Shift spacing is GREAT and it puts the power to the rear wheels much better and will stay in 5th gear at a nice RPM insted of going into 6th and chugging at 900RPM.
NICE!!!!
Shift spacing is GREAT and it puts the power to the rear wheels much better and will stay in 5th gear at a nice RPM insted of going into 6th and chugging at 900RPM.
12-03-2011, 12:44 PM
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YES, at 45/50 mph it was still in 5th at about 1500rpm not 6th at 900 like it would be stock.
Even out of tow/haul it shifts way better and holds each gear longer. also because it is in lower gears the EB works better. Also it tells you whitch gear your in on the screen and if its in lock up. I don't remember the whitch gear thing before.
12-03-2011, 02:03 PM
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YES, at 45/50 mph it was still in 5th at about 1500rpm not 6th at 900 like it would be stock.
Even out of tow/haul it shifts way better and holds each gear longer. also because it is in lower gears the EB works better. Also it tells you whitch gear your in on the screen and if its in lock up. I don't remember the whitch gear thing before.
Even out of tow/haul it shifts way better and holds each gear longer. also because it is in lower gears the EB works better. Also it tells you whitch gear your in on the screen and if its in lock up. I don't remember the whitch gear thing before.
12-03-2011, 03:26 PM
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Roger That. Installed my Overdrive a few days back and what a world of difference. Firm, sold, secure shifting and looks like the TC is locking out sooner witch is a plus towing. 150 miles and all smiles.
-Troy
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