Stripler
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Yes. I never felt the car stumble before installing PP2. To be honest it only has happened once or twice and it's just a very odd sensation when it does happen. I drove the car to work today so perhaps on the way home I'll take the long way so I can bang it through the gears and see if I can get the technique worked out. Other that this one little issue I'm extremely pleased with PP2 and would highly recommend it.For you was this a side effect of the pp2? It took me a while to get the shifting down because it seems to be either I’m banging through the gears or waiting for the car to rev match with no in between and that is stock. I don’t have a pp yet but I’m interested in getting one and it’ll have to be ford since I’m from California
With similar weather and 60 ft times I picked up almost 5 mph and dropped over .5 seconds. Now that I have upgraded axles and suspension I can launch it alot harder and I'm now running 11.86 @ 115 mph! I think with some cooler weather I could even do a little better!Anyone have any before/after pp2 1/4 mile times?
Where are you shifting? It seems the midrange is really stout with this tune, have you raced any aftermarket tuned cars? :cheers:With similar weather and 60 ft times I picked up almost 5 mph and dropped over .5 seconds. Now that I have upgraded axles and suspension I can launch it alot harder and I'm now running 11.86 @ 115 mph! I think with some cooler weather I could even do a little better!
I'm shifting @ just over 7k. The PP2 tune wakes the car up down low and sets her free up top, I love it @ any rpm! I've raced several tuned cars and the PP2 holds it own. I think most after market tuned cars with similar mods aren't going to see much more than 1 or 2 mph than what I'm running. With that said I've seen plenty of tuned cars that are running slower than me. My 60ft times are gonna make up the difference in most cases. As long as I stay away from a auto with drag radials and I converter I have a chance.Where are you shifting? It seems the midrange is really stout with this tune, have you raced any aftermarket tuned cars? :cheers:
Nope, car drives perfect. I'm working on a deal to upgrade to pp3 just to show the difference on this forum. Eventually I plan on going with a aftermarket guy or 2 if there up for comparing tunes.Nice! I'm torn between the PP2 & PP3. Kind of leaning towards the higher redline and peak power of the PP3. Do no rev hang or driveability issues?
Great to hear the problems are fixed. Subscribed! :cheers:Nope, car drives perfect. I'm working on a deal to upgrade to pp3 just to show the difference on this forum. Eventually I plan on going with a aftermarket guy or 2 if there up for comparing tunes.
Reach out to Benny - http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19956Looking to purchase soon, want to get the best deal. ;)
Going to try this first because it will maintain my factory warranty and looks like they worked out all the bugs with the new tune.
When shifting that high, are you having to change the way you clutch in because of NLS to prevent stumbling?I'm shifting @ just over 7k. The PP2 tune wakes the car up down low and sets her free up top, I love it @ any rpm! I've raced several tuned cars and the PP2 holds it own. I think most after market tuned cars with similar mods aren't going to see much more than 1 or 2 mph than what I'm running. With that said I've seen plenty of tuned cars that are running slower than me. My 60ft times are gonna make up the difference in most cases. As long as I stay away from a auto with drag radials and I converter I have a chance.
I never had any issues with stumbling. I shift this car just like every other car I had.When shifting that high, are you having to change the way you clutch in because of NLS to prevent stumbling?