Ralliart & Evo X MR TC-SST Beta Testing. Flash with Tactrix
#121
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Is there any portion of the sst I can log to watch for intentional clutch slippage? Is there a way that the torque limit tables can be modified by me? Does anyone have anything in reply to my previous post?
#122
Evolving Member
When you guys are all saying rev hunting are you in a gear with a constant amount of throttle? Are you saying the engine is revving up and down while sitting? I am trying to figure out if this is for LC and S/S is for me. Does it only do this hunting while in the S/S mode? It would seem to me this hunting is actually clutch slippage. I can't risk clutch slippage on my wife's daily driver. She has always been on board with any modifications I do to her car so long as it stays reliable. I just got rid of her 2006 4EAT WRX with full STI+ conversion, she was sad to see that go.
#123
Ok, first let's try and answer the question defining the "Rev Hunting" issue. It's not a problem in S-Sport mode, it doesn't show up at all. It's based on the MPH/RPM style tables where the transmission is showing a certain shaft speed at a certain RPM in either 5th or 6th gear. 5th and 6th gear in the Ralliart are taller. The ECU directly communicates with the TCU and the TCU responds accordingly to it. Right now in Normal mode it's the most prevalent because the TCU is checking the shaft speed and realizing that it's RPM base tables don't match the ECU's tables. They argue what I can see it's not clutch slipping it's just RPM matching going on. I haven't seen it cause any clutch slippage because of it and it normally happens in 6th around 2200 RPM.
There SST clutch slippage can be monitored pretty easily. It's complicated to read and there has been discussion regarding how much slip is fine and how much is too much but that is up to the vehicle age, clutch mileage, transmission filter life and transmission fluid breakdown.
Here is a pretty good starting point from our buddy Beeble, the man is a genius when it comes to tuning the SST for optimal grip and fun.
http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61388
But, all in all it being a daily driver isn't impacted by the flash. It shifts a little weird because the shift points are different but that's about it. I've seen a few run a couple thousand miles with no problems.
There SST clutch slippage can be monitored pretty easily. It's complicated to read and there has been discussion regarding how much slip is fine and how much is too much but that is up to the vehicle age, clutch mileage, transmission filter life and transmission fluid breakdown.
Here is a pretty good starting point from our buddy Beeble, the man is a genius when it comes to tuning the SST for optimal grip and fun.
http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61388
But, all in all it being a daily driver isn't impacted by the flash. It shifts a little weird because the shift points are different but that's about it. I've seen a few run a couple thousand miles with no problems.
#124
I have had the SST mode in for 3 months and have experienced no slippage or hunting in 5th or 6th, the vehicle drives as before in ST and normal mode. My vehicle is a 2014 Ralliart, are the issues being experienced in older models? there was an upgrade to the gearbox I've been told.
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Ok, first let's try and answer the question defining the "Rev Hunting" issue. It's not a problem in S-Sport mode, it doesn't show up at all. It's based on the MPH/RPM style tables where the transmission is showing a certain shaft speed at a certain RPM in either 5th or 6th gear. 5th and 6th gear in the Ralliart are taller. The ECU directly communicates with the TCU and the TCU responds accordingly to it. Right now in Normal mode it's the most prevalent because the TCU is checking the shaft speed and realizing that it's RPM base tables don't match the ECU's tables. They argue what I can see it's not clutch slipping it's just RPM matching going on. I haven't seen it cause any clutch slippage because of it and it normally happens in 6th around 2200 RPM.
There SST clutch slippage can be monitored pretty easily. It's complicated to read and there has been discussion regarding how much slip is fine and how much is too much but that is up to the vehicle age, clutch mileage, transmission filter life and transmission fluid breakdown.
Here is a pretty good starting point from our buddy Beeble, the man is a genius when it comes to tuning the SST for optimal grip and fun.
http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61388
But, all in all it being a daily driver isn't impacted by the flash. It shifts a little weird because the shift points are different but that's about it. I've seen a few run a couple thousand miles with no problems.
There SST clutch slippage can be monitored pretty easily. It's complicated to read and there has been discussion regarding how much slip is fine and how much is too much but that is up to the vehicle age, clutch mileage, transmission filter life and transmission fluid breakdown.
Here is a pretty good starting point from our buddy Beeble, the man is a genius when it comes to tuning the SST for optimal grip and fun.
http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61388
But, all in all it being a daily driver isn't impacted by the flash. It shifts a little weird because the shift points are different but that's about it. I've seen a few run a couple thousand miles with no problems.
#126
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I have had the SST mode in for 3 months and have experienced no slippage or hunting in 5th or 6th, the vehicle drives as before in ST and normal mode. My vehicle is a 2014 Ralliart, are the issues being experienced in older models? there was an upgrade to the gearbox I've been told.
#131
As for anyone having rev hang problems at the top of gears, there is a huge correlation between the TCU software and the ECU flash programming for the SST.
Plain english - The transmission will shift when it reaches optimum shift points as defined by the transmission but it's an equation that is throttle (load) values and clutch pressure dependent.
Example:
If I have this -
It's a very clean shift between gears. It's optimized for the turbo and power being created.
This -
Hang's very badly and often causes the car to slam off of the rev limiter before shifting.
Plain english - The transmission will shift when it reaches optimum shift points as defined by the transmission but it's an equation that is throttle (load) values and clutch pressure dependent.
Example:
If I have this -
It's a very clean shift between gears. It's optimized for the turbo and power being created.
This -
Hang's very badly and often causes the car to slam off of the rev limiter before shifting.
#133
After much consideration I have decided to compile all information into a single location consisting of multiple threads on a different forum. They will consist of the latest information available about the tuning, logging, flashing and general information of the TC-SST. Hopefully everyone will continue to follow the process and lend support in whatever capacity.
It has been a pleasure on this site and I hope everyone feels the same as I do in saying Thank you for making this a pleasurable place to visit full of knowledge and information.
EvoX & Ralliart TC-SST Flash with Tactrix
http://tinyurl.com/oqhslsa
TC SST Tuning ECU based
http://tinyurl.com/oj4u7as
TC-SST Tuning TCU based
http://tinyurl.com/lv69f8x
TC-SST-Logging
http://tinyurl.com/lw6t7m5
TC-SST General Knowledge Parts Manuals Repairs
http://tinyurl.com/l37sawl
It has been a pleasure on this site and I hope everyone feels the same as I do in saying Thank you for making this a pleasurable place to visit full of knowledge and information.
EvoX & Ralliart TC-SST Flash with Tactrix
http://tinyurl.com/oqhslsa
TC SST Tuning ECU based
http://tinyurl.com/oj4u7as
TC-SST Tuning TCU based
http://tinyurl.com/lv69f8x
TC-SST-Logging
http://tinyurl.com/lw6t7m5
TC-SST General Knowledge Parts Manuals Repairs
http://tinyurl.com/l37sawl
#135
Evolving Member
There's a write up on it somewhere. You don't do every option just some of them. Hold in let me see if I can find the ones you need to do. Also the engine needs to be running when you do it. The boost teach in is kinda scary because the motor revs over 4k rpm but just keep the break pressed and you'll be ok lol.