BMR Tech
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- 2018 GT, 2010 GT500, 2019 F-150 5.0
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- #31
Awesome info!I think the increase in ET is due to the 2nd gear not spinning as much after the shift . If I shift the 1-2 at max power , it hits the tires to hard with the 3.73s and just spins . When I short shift it allows less tire slip while still being in a position for max acceleration . I came up with these shift points by datalogging my OSS and monitoring wheel spin . I still have around 2 tenths in wheelspin through the whole run .
With my car 100% stock, it was the opposite. I found that shifting close to the limiter enabled the car to work better on the 2nd gear transition.
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