Is removing all TM safe?
#1
I'm planning on getting a Wait4Me tune here shortly and I was wondering; if I normally don't abuse my truck then under just normal driving conditions how could removing all TM do any harm?
What I understand is that there are two different types of TM; engine and transmission. And engine TM retards timing and tranny TM is there to reduce transmission abuse. Correct? Why then wouldn't you ALWAYS remove 100% engine TM and leave say 20% on the tranny just to save it from abuse? In what case is it necessary to leave any engine TM?
Thanks guys.
What I understand is that there are two different types of TM; engine and transmission. And engine TM retards timing and tranny TM is there to reduce transmission abuse. Correct? Why then wouldn't you ALWAYS remove 100% engine TM and leave say 20% on the tranny just to save it from abuse? In what case is it necessary to leave any engine TM?
Thanks guys.
#6
Rule of thumb, the more weight, drive axles, the more TM to keep. RCSB two wheel drive at one end of the spectrum--keep 20%. The other side would be a All Wheel drive Denali where you might need 40% TM for saftey. Also, HP and driving conditions make a major difference.
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#9
Originally Posted by zippy
i recomend removing it all. if your trans can't take it you need another trans. why bother trying to add hp just to let the computer pull power away.
maybe we do think alike after all






