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ECUTEK actually doesn't change the line pressure it's changes the expected TQ. There is a table that Jon has to change for this

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Old 08-15-2015, 08:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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ECUTEK actually doesn't change the line pressure it's changes the expected TQ. There is a table that Jon has to change for this
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ECUTEK actually doesn't change the line pressure it's changes the expected TQ. There is a table that Jon has to change for this
So it differs from Uprev in that area where as Uprev has increase line pressure feature.

Thanks for that info. So you would exclaim that your shift is firmer and smoother with Ecutek?
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So it differs from Uprev in that area where as Uprev has increase line pressure feature.

Thanks for that info. So you would exclaim that your shift is firmer and smoother with Ecutek?
Yes I would. With ECUTEK my shifting is better and smoother than UPREV,

An yes its different than UPREV. I had a conversation with Jon about it cause I wanted to understand how the software changes the shift firmness. He was really cool about explaining it to me.
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ECUTEK actually doesn't change the line pressure it's changes the expected TQ. There is a table that Jon has to change for this
So Ecutek can't change line pressure? Isn't increasing line pressure important for a boosted 7AT?
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