2020 gladiator ripp supercharger

[white1]

Got this gladiator in the shop with some tune issues from another shop.

I ended up reaching out to Ripp for some numbers and they got me a start up tune.

Finally the engine side of things seems to be lining out, but it wont shift under throttle.

When I turn out of my shop onto the side street at low throttle it will shift 1-5 just fine. When I turn on the highway, it will make the 1-2 shift ok, but then just falls on its face about 5500 rpm and seems like you have the cruise control on. If you let totally off the throttle it will sometimes shift into 3rd, sometimes it wont. I have a known good file from a 2018 wrangler I've copied all the important stuff (I think) over and the issue remains.

Any help or suggestions is appreciated. I'm sure I'm overlooking something simple

RIPP SC base tune from RIPP.hpt
Gladiator log.hpl

[SultanHassanMasTuning]

after market tires?

[white1]

Yes. 37's

Im thinking either that or something with a torque request is my issue. Im just not certain

[SultanHassanMasTuning]

did you use the scanner to update your speedo

[white1]

yes

[DAVECS2]

it looks as if it is not using the VE tables which is fine. You then need to tune it using the airflow table, and the small Range and Large Range need to be within 3% inversely proportional to whatever you set. Basically when not using VE, the airflow becomes limited. There is a max limit that we do not have access too. I would also set the sensed MAP threshold a bit higher. The belt driven supercharger does not add alot of additional airflow until PRatio beyond 1. I put PD blowers at 1.2 as the factory stuff is good at holding it together until about then. You will need to work on pedal feel in the Torque management section under Power% request. Once that is all done you may want to work on the shift tables abit. This channel list helps122R5.Channels.xml

[DAVECS2]

Another thing I noticed, the injector tables seem off, not sure what brand Ripp is using, but most go for the Bosch GM supercharged shorty injectors and the table in that tune is not for those.

[white1]

The injector and MAP data is the main reason I contacted Ripp. I'm not sure what injectors they used they just told me the tune I sent them (from the previous shop) was stock and for $150 they would send me their base tune in hpt format. So I'm using the injector data they provided. Id like to assume they have their stuff correct, but from what I've seen from some other super charger companies "tune" I wouldn't bet on it haha

[DAVECS2]

Can you get a picture or do you have some packaging. I have a couple injector maps for the popular injectors.

[white1]

Can you get a picture or do you have some packaging. I have a couple injector maps for the popular injectors.

I didn't have any part of the build. It was all done at another shop. Supposedly it drove fine for a while then went back. From what I was told the other shop was working with Ripp and kept emailing tunes back and forth. They eventually gave up and brought it to me.

When I finally gave in and contacted Ripp they emailed me a tune that SHOULD have the proper injector and MAP data in there, but I have zero idea which injectors are in there. Ill try and get one pulled over the next day or so if I can and see what they come up as