Need Bill's help
Originally Posted by polpilot
so do you agree ASE? i had it about there and it seemed to rev to high before it shifted
I would even go lower, but that means my downshifts get further apart, and i don't want that.
Originally Posted by i.ride.suzuki
I run @ 5300rpm on all shifts.
I would even go lower, but that means my downshifts get further apart, and i don't want that.
I would even go lower, but that means my downshifts get further apart, and i don't want that.
The 4.6L doesn't make as much power in the upper RPM range as the 5.4L. Let me rephrase that... the power curve drops off sooner on the 4.6L than it does on the 5.4L. For this reason, I generally don't like to run the RPMs as high on the 4.6L because it doesn't really help.
With the vehicle being a 2001, you are also at a slight disadvantage as 97-03 models are about 10-15 HP shy of the later models.
Anyway, I usually go about 4900 on the 1-2 and 2-3 and about 4650 on the 3-4. You aren't too far off with what you have but you might lose a little trying to run out the top end of the RPM range.
Hope this helps.
Bill
With the vehicle being a 2001, you are also at a slight disadvantage as 97-03 models are about 10-15 HP shy of the later models.
Anyway, I usually go about 4900 on the 1-2 and 2-3 and about 4650 on the 3-4. You aren't too far off with what you have but you might lose a little trying to run out the top end of the RPM range.
Hope this helps.
Bill
Originally Posted by ASEMechanic
The 4.6L doesn't make as much power in the upper RPM range as the 5.4L. Let me rephrase that... the power curve drops off sooner on the 4.6L than it does on the 5.4L. For this reason, I generally don't like to run the RPMs as high on the 4.6L because it doesn't really help.
With the vehicle being a 2001, you are also at a slight disadvantage as 97-03 models are about 10-15 HP shy of the later models.
Anyway, I usually go about 4900 on the 1-2 and 2-3 and about 4650 on the 3-4. You aren't too far off with what you have but you might lose a little trying to run out the top end of the RPM range.
Hope this helps.
Bill
With the vehicle being a 2001, you are also at a slight disadvantage as 97-03 models are about 10-15 HP shy of the later models.
Anyway, I usually go about 4900 on the 1-2 and 2-3 and about 4650 on the 3-4. You aren't too far off with what you have but you might lose a little trying to run out the top end of the RPM range.
Hope this helps.
Bill
Thanks ill have to give that a try ill let you know how it turns out.
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Originally Posted by polpilot
gear 3.73 (changed from 3.08)
What are your critiques since you made the change?
Originally Posted by 2005lariatky
I updated my edge before the custom tunes and my truck felt as if it lost power, and when I added the custom tune it didnt feel any different. I was running i think ver 20 with firmware 22, maybe the other way around and the truck felt as if it had lots more power before the update. I didnt customize anything and the truck would break the rear tires and s**t and get it. LOL. What I am asking is what changes have been made in the updates that would have made my truck slower?
Thanks
Thanks
If you want to give it a try, I can send you the v21 calibration and see if you get the power back. I don't really see how it should make that big a difference, but I'm game if you are.
Let me know.
Bill
Yes lets try that. Also whenever it stops raining and possibly snowing this weekend I can test that and a few custom settings. Also I have a K&N drop in filter on order if that will make a difference in any of the settings.



I am looking over it now and will have something in a bit.