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    Zf 8hp

    I'm posting this here even though my ZF8 HP is actually in a Jaguar. Not much traffic in the Jaguar section, and we use the same transmission, and I have a Dodge Ram, which means I'm still a Dodge guy.

    I'm looking at my touque management tables, and Normal has less management than performance does. This seems backwards. Are these tables switched? I have a feeling that performance mode is actually using the Normal tables, and normal mode is using Performance. See attached 2-3 upshift tables. What do you guys think? Thanks!!

    Torque Inervention.jpg

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    they are not switched

    track mode uses more than sport sometimes as to not spin tire if you are turning during shift

    max mode uses very little TM

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    Quote Originally Posted by c131frdave View Post
    I'm posting this here even though my ZF8 HP is actually in a Jaguar. Not much traffic in the Jaguar section, and we use the same transmission, and I have a Dodge Ram, which means I'm still a Dodge guy.

    I'm looking at my touque management tables, and Normal has less management than performance does. This seems backwards. Are these tables switched? I have a feeling that performance mode is actually using the Normal tables, and normal mode is using Performance. See attached 2-3 upshift tables. What do you guys think? Thanks!!

    Torque Inervention.jpg
    Torque management is in place to support shift and transmission lifetime.
    Stock values are done in a way transmission would delivery the best performance based on required B10 (lifetime calculation) - values based on shift schedule, pressure, engine reaction, ... (multiple inputs)

    A lot of people undervalue the power of torque management