RPM's at 80 MPH
#76
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I've read some of that before, but I didn't realize it was only affected over 73(ish)
So I'm guessing this is caused by the ECM (or TCM or someotherCM) seeing a different ratio of the VSS in the tailshaft vs the ABS wheel speed sensor? If that is the case, I can setup a microcontroller to multiply the pulses coming from the VSS by the ratio of the differance between a 3.3 and 3.5 and that should fix it yes? Or I'm I all the way in left field again?
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#77
Thanks Dave.
I've read some of that before, but I didn't realize it was only affected over 73(ish)
So I'm guessing this is caused by the ECM (or TCM or someotherCM) seeing a different ratio of the VSS in the tailshaft vs the ABS wheel speed sensor? If that is the case, I can setup a microcontroller to multiply the pulses coming from the VSS by the ratio of the differance between a 3.3 and 3.5 and that should fix it yes? Or I'm I all the way in left field again?![Bowrofl](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/bowrofl.gif)
I've read some of that before, but I didn't realize it was only affected over 73(ish)
So I'm guessing this is caused by the ECM (or TCM or someotherCM) seeing a different ratio of the VSS in the tailshaft vs the ABS wheel speed sensor? If that is the case, I can setup a microcontroller to multiply the pulses coming from the VSS by the ratio of the differance between a 3.3 and 3.5 and that should fix it yes? Or I'm I all the way in left field again?
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^Yeah, 79 is the magic number LOL!
I don't think it will be too hard. I built a digital speedometer for my Trans-Am, so I'm used to dealing with a VSS. Only trick will be generating the 'fake' signal in a way that the ECM/TCM will still read it. I don't know anyone locally that has a swapped diff so I guess it'll just have to wait until I do mine.
I don't think it will be too hard. I built a digital speedometer for my Trans-Am, so I'm used to dealing with a VSS. Only trick will be generating the 'fake' signal in a way that the ECM/TCM will still read it. I don't know anyone locally that has a swapped diff so I guess it'll just have to wait until I do mine.
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#81
On page one, there is a lot of confusion regarding OEM FDs. Per Post #17:
I posted up the info to clear this confusion regarding OEM FDs. That was obvious to everyone except yourself. No crap rpms will be different if you've got a non-OEM spec FD. Next time, I'll make it a point to very clear for the automotive noobs like yourself that need a lot of hand holding to get caught up on this stuff![Stick Out Tongue](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
I posted up the info to clear this confusion regarding OEM FDs. That was obvious to everyone except yourself. No crap rpms will be different if you've got a non-OEM spec FD. Next time, I'll make it a point to very clear for the automotive noobs like yourself that need a lot of hand holding to get caught up on this stuff
![Stick Out Tongue](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
Minor differences in RWD 5AT rpms in 5th at 80mph can be attributed to the following:
1) Worn tires (ie shorter)
2) Shorter tires than stock
3) Taller tires than stock
4) Torque converter locked
5) Torque converter unlocked
6) Torque converter in slip-lock
7) non-OEM FD was installed
#83
^Yeah, 79 is the magic number LOL!
I don't think it will be too hard. I built a digital speedometer for my Trans-Am, so I'm used to dealing with a VSS. Only trick will be generating the 'fake' signal in a way that the ECM/TCM will still read it. I don't know anyone locally that has a swapped diff so I guess it'll just have to wait until I do mine.
I don't think it will be too hard. I built a digital speedometer for my Trans-Am, so I'm used to dealing with a VSS. Only trick will be generating the 'fake' signal in a way that the ECM/TCM will still read it. I don't know anyone locally that has a swapped diff so I guess it'll just have to wait until I do mine.
#85
On page one, there is a lot of confusion regarding OEM FDs. Per Post #17:
I posted up the info to clear this confusion regarding OEM FDs. That was obvious to everyone except yourself. No crap rpms will be different if you've got a non-OEM spec FD. Next time, I'll make it a point to very clear for the automotive noobs like yourself that need a lot of hand holding to get caught up on this stuff![Stick Out Tongue](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
I posted up the info to clear this confusion regarding OEM FDs. That was obvious to everyone except yourself. No crap rpms will be different if you've got a non-OEM spec FD. Next time, I'll make it a point to very clear for the automotive noobs like yourself that need a lot of hand holding to get caught up on this stuff
![Stick Out Tongue](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
You're posted up info is not necessarily correct. There are discrepancies with many people who never changed anything.
Stop regurgitating what you do not know for a fact please. Or go to some other thread to troll.
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Just to clear things up.
03-06 RWD 5AT Sedan (open or VLSD) - 3.3 gear
03-07 RWD 5AT coupe (VLSD) - 3.3 gear
04-06 AWD (open) - 3.5 gear
All 6MTs (open or VSLD) - 3.5 gear
Minor differences in RWD 5AT rpms in 5th at 80mph can be attributed to the following:
1) Worn tires (ie shorter)
2) Shorter tires than stock
3) Taller tires than stock
4) Torque converter locked
5) Torque converter unlocked
6) Torque converter in slip-lock
03-06 RWD 5AT Sedan (open or VLSD) - 3.3 gear
03-07 RWD 5AT coupe (VLSD) - 3.3 gear
04-06 AWD (open) - 3.5 gear
All 6MTs (open or VSLD) - 3.5 gear
Minor differences in RWD 5AT rpms in 5th at 80mph can be attributed to the following:
1) Worn tires (ie shorter)
2) Shorter tires than stock
3) Taller tires than stock
4) Torque converter locked
5) Torque converter unlocked
6) Torque converter in slip-lock
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