99% ??
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It depends and the scanner used and the formula to display the PID. I've seen plenty of them read 99.61% at WOT while others read 100%.
I wouldn't make anything of it.
Cheers,
I wouldn't make anything of it.
Cheers,
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2000SilverBullet wrote:
Took it out for some testing. I pullied down to the 3.2". Even with 94 Octane it was giving 1.0 kr just before it shifted.
It shifted 1-2 at 6000 rpm and 2-3 at 5900 in D as indicated on the scan gauge. The dash gauge indicates about 150 rpm less than the scan gauge.
The Throttle percent would not go above 99%. Is there a way to adjust so I get 100%? Does it make any difference?
Rogue replied:
Nope 99% is considered WOT and what most people see. The light KR just before the shift is normal. It is torque mgmt protecting the trans.
Took it out for some testing. I pullied down to the 3.2". Even with 94 Octane it was giving 1.0 kr just before it shifted.
It shifted 1-2 at 6000 rpm and 2-3 at 5900 in D as indicated on the scan gauge. The dash gauge indicates about 150 rpm less than the scan gauge.
The Throttle percent would not go above 99%. Is there a way to adjust so I get 100%? Does it make any difference?
Rogue replied:
Nope 99% is considered WOT and what most people see. The light KR just before the shift is normal. It is torque mgmt protecting the trans.
With the 3.1" I get about 2-3 kr just before the shift.
With the 2.9" I get about 5-6 kr just before the shift.
All testing is done without water injection.
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Ok.. I'll check the % tonight. I think that pulling back the floor mat I got 100%...not sure though.
I do have an extra layer of carpet down there but didn't think that it would be restricting....hmmm.
Well if 1-3 is normal, then I should be able to run with the 3.1"
I am producing 10.psi of boost with the 3.2" but every little bit helps.
