89 Yellow Jacket

I have an '08 Wrangler with the same specs. Looking to start tweaking the transmission shift points as well. Any chance you still have a copy of the one sent to you. Much appreciated if you do. Paul

nickcoleman

Here's my current shift schedule (08 Rubi 2dr Auto): http://goo.gl/ShSfWS

It's updated with centralized Graphs and an RPM table.

Seems to shift and hold the gears better when climbing steep grades at 7,000-10,000 ft altitude (89 Yellow Jacket ... you might want a different shift schedule focus in Georgia).

For shift experts on the general forum, any feedback on the shift schedule for my vehicle would be appreciated.

Nick

Edride

Anybody have a shift schedule for 35's with 5:13 gears? I have an 08 JK Unlimited with 35" MTR's.

I'm very green at this! thanks for the help!

rockcrawler73

I just got my rig and have never messed around witht the SC Trail Dash. Do I have to connect it to my laptop or can it this be changed while in the Jeep? Got some lag in 3rd and 4th and have to get into the pedal when going up a hill on the hwy. Running 37's with 5.13's in a '08 X 2dr

Thanks,
rock

Runamuk

Morning all,

I have not used my Superchip in a while. I have an 08 with 5:13 - running 37" with the RIPP S/C, under the control of the diablo Trinity. I have in the past had JPop help me with a shift schedule (thanks J). What I am wonder (as the 42RLE) is a non-shift freindly tranny in opinion, either dead pedal feel or full rpm. Some of you know what I am talking about. My question is; can I install a superchips shift schedule and still run my diablo s/c program. This might sove the lazy tranny syndrome. I call it lazy because I recently took a 2013 jk auto for a test drive, what a huge difference that tranny made in my opinion. The shift points (up and down) seemed way more timely and sensitive. If I did not have so much invested into this I would sell it and build an 12 or up. Not necessarily for the 3.6 (which did work well) but more for the transmission. I am also going to do some research and see how difficult it would be to install a manual 6 speed into my horse. At least then when I want the darn thing to shift down, I can.

Cheers

Freewill

I hear ya. There is a great little handle sticking out of the center console. When ya pull it back into 2 or 1 the tranny will shift down whenever ya want. (Sorry, just a little tongue-in-cheek there.) Much cheaper than changing to the 6-speed and its already there. I don't use the shift lever much for average pavement driving, but I use it on the highway for steep descents. On the trail the 42RLE doesn't want to shift down automatically. It will try to climb the steepest pitches in 2nd gear. Pulling it down into 1 does the trick every time.

LosJK

I have a 07 JKU with 3.5" lift 37" tires and 5.13 gears. I have purchased the Superchips Advanced Transmission Tuning option and am getting ready to start tinkering with it. Any advice? I live in the Pacific Northwest Tacoma area and drive down to the Oregon coast at least once a month to play in the sand with my Jeep. I cant stand how long it takes for it to shift down out of OD and how quick it shifts up to OD. It seems like it is always hunting for the right gear. Any help would be appreciated. I have read several threads and seen other peoples shift schedules but none with the gear and tire combo I am running. I have also tried to down load some of the blank temples on here but I don't have a I-cloud account.

Tuto

Hello Everybody,

I wanted to know any updates on the shift schedule, experiences, advice or any thing that anyone has experience.

Thanks.

2010 Rubicon, heavy (steel bumpers, winch, metal armor, hard top). 35" actual size 33.75"

S_wall98

If I can find my schedule, I'll pass it along.
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