Nice work Pave1! Those are great numbers for running bone stock!
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btw, what were the air temps up there last night?
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Hell Yea, that is awesome.
I love my L99. I'm in RI, I hope to get to N.E. Dragway one of these days. |
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great
what was the technique ??? else than cooling for 2 hours manual shifting !!! |
Pave1 - Few questions:
1. What rim size do you have on your SS? 2. What gear did you go through the traps in? My car is the A6 in GMHTP that went 13.38 stock on the 20" rims but it shifted into 4th ~200 feet from the end. In stock trim prior to tuning the shift times were very slow so if I could have held it in the first 3 gears longer the times would have been better. Thanks, Terry |
20 inch aluminum polish, Used M mode let it shift by it self. Shifted at 5700 to 5800 not sure but it did shift into 4th. It does pull more rpms in M mode not using the peddle shifters.
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And the faster the run (trap speed), the earlier its going to shift into 4th. So that's a good sign if your car is shifting into 4th gear with a decent amount of track left before the 1/4 mile mark. |
That's AWESOME New England Dragway is pretty close to me i'll have to get up there sometime.
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Is that bad for the car to be in Manual Mode and letting it shift by itself? And my brother has a Duramax with TapShift and it won't shift by itself, it will just rev it in the gear you're sitting in. I tried Manual Mode once but I actually used the peddles lol.
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Not at all the system the Allison transmission uses is differant than the system in the Camaro. The Allison is made to hold the gears for pulling heavy loads.
The Hydra-Matic 6L80 automatic in the Camaro offers really 3 differant transmissions built in to one. You have the "D" setting which of course is just drive. The second setting is if you push the shifter to the right which will read as the "M" mode. That will give you (PAS) or Perfomance Algorithm Shifting, which means the cars computer will read driving hadits and throttle input and adjust the shift points acccordingly. Then lastly there is the tap shifting. I hope this helps. |
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I would stay away from "manual mode" for drag racing. The best mode would be M (Sport mode - with TC off) where the computer does the shifting. That way you don't have to be constantly looking at the tach to make sure you don't mess up a shift. Manual mode = tap shift mode The different modes 1. D (regular drive) 2. M (Sport mode) 3. M (manual/tap shift mode) |
So is he talking about Manual Mode or Sport Mode when he described his technique? That shit got me confused.
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Ok so sport mode is when you let manual mode shift by itself?
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What type of break-in did you have?
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D - Regular Drive M- Sport Mode (computer does shifting) When in Sport Mode, if you touch the paddle shifters it switches to manual mode. M- Manual Mode (tap shifters in use) - while in manual mode, the DIC will indicate what gear the transmission is in. To return to M (Sport Mode- computer does the shifting), you must move the shifter back up to D and then back down to M. Manual mode is when you "manually" shift gears with the tap shifts. You get to manual mode by first being in "sport mode" and you hit the tap shift up or down. |
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With 800 miles on the car, I'm going to take it to the Fontana CA track on 12/5. I understand the 3 auto modes, but the question I have is when its shifted from D to M (Sport mode) at a dead stop, is the car going to launch from 1st gear or 2nd?
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:iono: what about t/c button do you tap twice or hold it down and turn everything off ??
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Put the shift in M and just turn the traction control off
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The L99 A6 starts you out in 1st gear from a dead stop in all modes except manual/tap shift. Regular D (drive) - always starts you out in 1st gear after stopping. M (Sport mode) - always starts you out in 1st gear after stopping. M (manual/tap shift mode) - starts you out in 2nd gear after stopping. You must manually tap down into 1st, if you want to start out in 1st gear. |
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