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I have a delay in manual mode on upshifts only - hit the rev limiter a few times because I didn't shift early enough. Downshifts on the other hand are pretty quick, no real delay.
Try the grounding kit. If that doesn't work then you need to look at Transgo's valvebody upgrade. Check GTMs site for installed pricing or just to buy the kit.
I agree about the grounding kits. I had one on my other car and it didn't really do anything - great placebo effect and a lighter wallet. Might be a good mod for a very old car with crappy grounds, but that's about it.
I agree about the grounding kits. I had one on my other car and it didn't really do anything - great placebo effect and a lighter wallet. Might be a good mod for a very old car with crappy grounds, but that's about it.
It seemed to help my Accord *when I had a massive stereo system*, but nothing drivetrain related.
I noticed slightly less lighting dim during low bass hits with the grounding kit installed (I made my own, pretty easy with stuff from AutoZone/Pep Boys)
2/3 seconds for down-shift sound awfully slow. On my car my down-shift take about a about a second but the up-shift do take about 2 seconds. Seriously the down-shifts on my car feel pretty quick, almost instantly.
01-25-2011, 06:49 PM
