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Old 12-11-2014 | 04:51 PM
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Yea they do look firm... looks like ot breaks the tires free a little.

My question is, why under WOT are you not even seeing 80KPA?
Old 12-11-2014 | 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Vortec350ss
Yea they do look firm... looks like ot breaks the tires free a little.

My question is, why under WOT are you not even seeing 80KPA?
It doesnt have a tvs1900 like yours does. lol Isnt 75-80kpa normal for n/a?
Old 12-11-2014 | 05:07 PM
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the 6l80 does this, mine recently has gotten so firm that it just broke my rear on the 2-3 shift part throttle

the 6l80 has a learning feature and when you take TQ management out it will do this from time to time
Old 12-11-2014 | 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by askkmb
It doesnt have a tvs1900 like yours does. lol Isnt 75-80kpa normal for n/a?
Not at wide open, what's your elevation?
Old 12-11-2014 | 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ScreamingL
the 6l80 does this, mine recently has gotten so firm that it just broke my rear on the 2-3 shift part throttle

the 6l80 has a learning feature and when you take TQ management out it will do this from time to time
Okay i just found an option in hpt scanner to reset it so i will do that and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
Not at wide open, what's your elevation?
Somewhere around 6500 feet. All n/a trucks ive tuned show 75-80kpa.
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Originally Posted by askkmb
Somewhere around 6500 feet. All n/a trucks ive tuned show 75-80kpa.
That's why.
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That's why.
Yup, i wish we were lower because trucks just dont make the power here than they do elsewhere.

And ill let everyone know what happens once i reset the trans.
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Originally Posted by askkmb
Somewhere around 6500 feet. All n/a trucks ive tuned show 75-80kpa.
wow... that really sucks. lol

Yea NA I show 99-95 depending on RPM etc.
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Originally Posted by Vortec350ss
wow... that really sucks. lol

Yea NA I show 99-95 depending on RPM etc.
Lol that sure does! Only 4 hours north my truck feels like a totally different truck. Its waaay quicker.
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