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Old 10-21-08, 11:06 AM
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AODE trans tuning

Hey everyone

I am looking for a (cheap) chip that will just control the shift points and firmness of my slushbox........I'm running 4.10's in the rear and am tired of having to lift to avoid bouncing off of the limiter. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks a bunch

-James

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Old 11-19-08, 06:31 PM
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Don Lasota at LaSotaRacing he will fix you up nicely
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Old 11-19-08, 09:00 PM
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Hey everyone

I am looking for a (cheap) chip that will just control the shift points and firmness of my slushbox........I'm running 4.10's in the rear and am tired of having to lift to avoid bouncing off of the limiter. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks a bunch

-James

94 GT AODE Vert

I was surprised that mine didn't hit the limiter when I was running 4:10's. I think it was because I had a shift kit which took enough slack out of the system to avoid hitting the limiter. Now that I am running an AEM-EMS it's not an issue with a limit that I can set.
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Old 11-19-08, 10:11 PM
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get it tuned

The best way i can think of is to get it tuned, u might spend some money but it will bw worth it. mine i had done at a shop it was the only way to get it right
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