slow response
Re: slow response
The automatic tranny in the maxima is known for this. One solution is getting a valve body upgrade from Maximum Tuning. That will make your car's downshifts and upshifts faster. A cheaper solution is to come to a full stop at stop signs. =P You can also manually downshift the car in to 2nd gear when coming out of turns.
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Originally posted by hitpro
Whenever I slow down and then accelerate, whether I come to a stop sign or a turn, my car drags for a second or two. What would make that happen?
Whenever I slow down and then accelerate, whether I come to a stop sign or a turn, my car drags for a second or two. What would make that happen?
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Re: Re: slow response
Originally posted by ZuMBLe
The automatic tranny in the maxima is known for this. One solution is getting a valve body upgrade from Maximum Tuning. That will make your car's downshifts and upshifts faster. A cheaper solution is to come to a full stop at stop signs.
The automatic tranny in the maxima is known for this. One solution is getting a valve body upgrade from Maximum Tuning. That will make your car's downshifts and upshifts faster. A cheaper solution is to come to a full stop at stop signs.
The VB only makes the shifts firmer.
The solution is to almost come to a complete stop.
Re: Re: Re: slow response
Did I say it would change the shift points? 
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
A valve body upgrade does not change the shift pionts. The shift points are controlled by the transmission controller.
The VB only makes the shifts firmer.
The solution is to almost come to a complete stop.
A valve body upgrade does not change the shift pionts. The shift points are controlled by the transmission controller.
The VB only makes the shifts firmer.
The solution is to almost come to a complete stop.
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