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The ECU does adjust shifting in regular D mode depending on how you're driving. I think it also depends on how much you press the throttle. If you're driving with
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The ECU does adjust shifting in regular D mode depending on how you're driving. I think it also depends on how much you press the throttle. If you're driving with the throttle at like 25%, it's going to be more relaxed and shift at lower rpms. If you hit WOT it's going to be more aggressive and the revs will go up towards red line before it shifts
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