How to dyno with the 5AT?
How to dyno with the 5AT?
Hey guys,
I plan on dynoing my 03 5AT soon, but I am not sure what to expect. Im not talking about the numbers, but the ability for the tiptronic to hold a gear. On my model, if I put it in manumatic and into second at around 20mph the car will downshift into first when I floor it. This happens at every speed when there is the option for the transmission to downshift to a lower gear for faster acceleration.
On the dyno, when I want it to stay in fourth, I am afraid that it will just downshift back into first once the pedal goes down.
How do members with 03's dyno their cars? Is there a way to avoid this, or is this a non-issue?
Thanks for the help
I plan on dynoing my 03 5AT soon, but I am not sure what to expect. Im not talking about the numbers, but the ability for the tiptronic to hold a gear. On my model, if I put it in manumatic and into second at around 20mph the car will downshift into first when I floor it. This happens at every speed when there is the option for the transmission to downshift to a lower gear for faster acceleration.
On the dyno, when I want it to stay in fourth, I am afraid that it will just downshift back into first once the pedal goes down.
How do members with 03's dyno their cars? Is there a way to avoid this, or is this a non-issue?
Thanks for the help
Last edited by MM_G3520; Feb 24, 2011 at 04:12 AM.
the easiest thing to do is take it on the highway, put it in the gear you want and test the rpm to see where it will not downshift. i dynoed in both 4th and 3rd in my auto. i remember for 4th, i ran it to about 60mph (dont remember the rpm) and went wot from there. make sure they hit the rev limiter (fuel cut) in whatever gear so you the full rpm range.
Last edited by sloppymax; Jul 30, 2007 at 04:35 PM.
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