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Originally Posted by IDZRVIT My SRM doesn't do anything when upshifting. I guess I just shift better than some of you guys. It will do something if you are slightly

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Old 05-31-2013, 09:10 AM   #14 (permalink)
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My SRM doesn't do anything when upshifting. I guess I just shift better than some of you guys.
It will do something if you are slightly under the RPM range it has calculated for what it thinks you are going to do.
Remember if you are cruising in say 4th and go clutch in, the systems will know 2 things. You are either going up or down so it holds or slightly bumps the RPM to prepare itself. If you go down it can quickly rev up and if you shift up it drops them off.
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