This is because it takes time to shift. It starts to shift at the commanded RPM, but doesn't actually complete the shift till a little bit later, hence the higher RPM. Just lower the shift points till it actually shifts where you want it.
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10-02-2008
This is because it takes time to shift. It starts to shift at the commanded RPM, but doesn't actually complete the shift till a little bit later, hence the higher RPM. Just lower the shift points till it actually shifts where you want it.
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