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Old Dec 13, 2012 | 03:43 PM
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Cool thanks! Will be adjusting this evening so that is shifts correctly.
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Old Dec 14, 2012 | 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
Both HPT and EFI will auto scale I believe, as mentioned above HPT just has a box you check to do so.
You Sir are correct!!! They will both auto correct if you select that option.

It is usually spot on within 1 mile or 2, You may still want to tweak a few things to your liking.

Tires are specified within a range. Things like climate, wear, level of inflation will affect the true size of the tire.

This function is available for both tire sizes and gear ratio changes.

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Old Dec 15, 2012 | 01:12 PM
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Where the hell do find the tire size.
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Old Dec 15, 2012 | 01:39 PM
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What software do you have?
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EFI live
Can't find tire size or diameter to save my life
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Old Dec 15, 2012 | 06:10 PM
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I found it. It is in the speedo re-cal section. It has a whole list of transmission parameters that is changes.

Problem is it didn't help. I went with the true tire size of 29.9 first. Nothing chamged. I went back and said it was a 28.9 tire. Still nothing.

Regardless of throttle percentage it takes forever to shift. At wot it won't shift almost at al.

Can anyone help me what else I need to adjust. The only thing that changed was the new tires are 2 inches shorter.
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Old Dec 15, 2012 | 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by custm2500
I found it. It is in the speedo re-cal section. It has a whole list of transmission parameters that is changes.

Problem is it didn't help. I went with the true tire size of 29.9 first. Nothing chamged. I went back and said it was a 28.9 tire. Still nothing.

Regardless of throttle percentage it takes forever to shift. At wot it won't shift almost at al.

Can anyone help me what else I need to adjust. The only thing that changed was the new tires are 2 inches shorter.
This is assuming your cable is plugged in so you can actually change the file, save it, and then upload it.

There are 4 tabs in the speed calculator. Select the 4th one on the right labeled "Shift Point Correction" and change the size there. Then apply it Save the new file and up load the new tune. That will adjust the transmission shift points. Then make sure its corect under the "Speedo Calculator" tab as well.

If you did that did you save the new file before you uploaded it??? Any time you make a change you need to save it, but do so by adding a number or something to note the change and that you save it.


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Old Dec 15, 2012 | 08:15 PM
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Yes. I added "smalltire" at the end of the original file. I then reflashed truck with that tune. I will look at the tables and confirm that the values changed. I am very confident they did change but i will compair the two shortly.
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I did confirm that the 29.9" tire adjustment was in the truck for the last test drive. I also confirmed and re-tried the 28.9" that is the actual mesurment of the tire.

Again no matter what throttle it won't shift correctly. And full throttle it won't shift at all 1-2 it will just sit at 6000 rpm and stay in gear till I let off a little bit. I logged the last run that I upped the 1-2 shift by 500 rpm and it didn't make a differance.
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Originally Posted by custm2500
I did confirm that the 29.9" tire adjustment was in the truck for the last test drive. I also confirmed and re-tried the 28.9" that is the actual mesurment of the tire.

Again no matter what throttle it won't shift correctly. And full throttle it won't shift at all 1-2 it will just sit at 6000 rpm and stay in gear till I let off a little bit. I logged the last run that I upped the 1-2 shift by 500 rpm and it didn't make a differance.
Are you sure the transmission is not the issue???
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