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    2007 Chrysler 300c Trans Shift Scheduling Question

    Had a question regarding the logic in the shift scheduling on my 2007 Hemi 300.
    In the Shift Scheduling tab of the Trans, there is three profiles; Normal, Performance and Winter.
    I am just looking to see if anyone has some insight into the profiles and what triggers them.
    I see it states "based on Dynamic Driving Factor" and understand this will be a logic since there is no selectable drive modes on this vehicle as the newer ones.
    My assumption is the Winter is used during a temperature factor, does anyone have further into what affects the Normal/Performance tables?
    Trying to find out what factors play into these tables.
    Thanks in advance for any info.

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    Hi,
    The best is to post your tune, maybe some tables are not the same on all cars.
    The driving performance factor is what it says.
    Acceleration, braking and pedal way/time.

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    2007 300c stock - Backup.hpt
    2007 300c MDS off_test1_trans tune1.hpt

    I have attached the stock and the current tune I've played with a little.

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    The NAG1 transmission uses adaptive logic and drive recognition software to determine when to engage more aggressive shift behavior. It could be triggered:
    - Performance Shift Mode kicks in when the TCM detects:
    - Heavy throttle input (e.g., rapid acceleration or WOT)
    - High-speed deceleration followed by throttle tip-in
    - Manual gear selection via AutoStick
    - Continuous aggressive driving (e.g., aggressive cornering, braking, and throttle)

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    dodge boy knows how to tune trans

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    Really appreciate all the input so far! Has helped to confirm what I was suspecting. Having been a Benz tech/foreman for >20 years (until career change 3 years ago) I do understand the adaptations and purpose. New to HP Tuners and enjoying what I can play with.
    I?m sure more posts/questions will come.