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    Default Faster tap shift calibration

    Has anyone looked at the 2012 ZL1 calibration with faster tutd shift response. Would be good if the calibration algorithms could be used to speed up earlier calibrations!
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    Link not working :(

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    I think this is the link 68sst tried to post:
    http://media.gm.com/media/us/en/gm/n.../0222_tapshift



    I also saw this (which mentions shift patterns):
    http://media.gm.com/media/us/en/gm/n...909_camaro_zl1

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    (copy link text vs copy link location)

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    has anyone seen the calibration? I am sure its an OS thing. I wish to put this to the test on the caddies I have here!
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    I think you need to drive one first before you get too excited, I bet it still ain't no Ferrari paddle shift.
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    But itl suely be better than what it is! My other wsh is that if the ecu will get sharper in its shift poins because of it and not just paddle shifting!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Highlander View Post
    But itl suely be better than what it is! My other wsh is that if the ecu will get sharper in its shift poins because of it and not just paddle shifting!
    Hopefully this is the case i am building a trans now and will apply this calibration to a new tcm and give it a try
    I want to put paddles on but only if it is is fast enough in the changes!

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    Well I can tell you this. I've had my ZL for over a month and been into the trans calibration from the jump. The shifting is a big improvement over prior years by like Ross said......it ain't no Ferrari! I also compared the calibration to a CTSV and it's "slightly" tweaked but nothing more then a skilled calibrator would do anyway. The key to there quicker shifts is in the pre anticipation of the shift and then just start filling the clutches earlier.....you can be assured there are probably 5 or more tables to control this that are baked into the OS and we don't have access to.

    We also learned a lot when pumping 740 RWHP through it..............

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