Paddle shifter?
06-29-2005, 09:30 AM
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Paddle shifter?
This is just too badass:
http://www.twistmachine.com/products/
It looks like you have to have an aftermarket controller for the manumatic module to plug in to. I'm going to try to call/email them later and see if it can be made to work w/ a stock GM PCM. I want it in a bad way.
http://www.twistmachine.com/products/
It looks like you have to have an aftermarket controller for the manumatic module to plug in to. I'm going to try to call/email them later and see if it can be made to work w/ a stock GM PCM. I want it in a bad way.
06-29-2005, 09:38 AM
#2
Dammit, answered my own question...
Q. Can the Shrifter™ be used WITHOUT an aftermarket transmission controller?
A. Technically, yes. If you are handy, you can splice the Shrifter™ electronics into modified wiring on your electronic transmission. This may allow you to perform basic shift changes with the Shrifter™. However, this may throw error codes from your factory PCM. Furthermore, without an aftermarket controller you will not be able to modify transmission parameters such as shift points, firmness, line pressure, etc. for true manu-matic function. Twist Machine, LLC does not support the Shrifter™ when used without an aftermarket controller. Furthermore, modifying the product's wiring to perform such a splice will void the warranty.
A. Technically, yes. If you are handy, you can splice the Shrifter™ electronics into modified wiring on your electronic transmission. This may allow you to perform basic shift changes with the Shrifter™. However, this may throw error codes from your factory PCM. Furthermore, without an aftermarket controller you will not be able to modify transmission parameters such as shift points, firmness, line pressure, etc. for true manu-matic function. Twist Machine, LLC does not support the Shrifter™ when used without an aftermarket controller. Furthermore, modifying the product's wiring to perform such a splice will void the warranty.
06-29-2005, 04:15 PM
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Man, I'd been thinking about this since I saw Steve's write-up in PHR a couple month's back. But like you, I wondered if there was anyway to do it without having the aftermarket controller.
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