StinkinLinkinLS01
Well-Known LVC Member
So the Xcal II finally killed my tranny.
I haven't been using the Xcal's tunes in the last few months due to the extremely rough shifts it was delivering at WOT that many of you seen me express my concerns about.
Well I had the tune programmed for the MAX perf +4 b/c I went to the track the other weekend.
The rough shifts only occured at WOT and otherwise the drive was pretty normal. A couple days ago I was forced to speed up to get onto the highway when a rough 2-3 shift gave my car an uneasy jolt. Soon after the message center read "Check Transmission" and the power seemed to reduce, either that or I was stuck in gear, couldn't really tell being the gear # on the dash displayed an "E" as in Emergency rather than a # for the gear. I immediatly pulled into a gas station directly off the highway, flashed my car back to stock and got a tow to the dealership. I've got full warranty and the car has 91,xxx miles so the stealship shouldn't have a problem covering it.
I'm not that upset being I get a new transmission for $100, but I'm done with the XCal II. Some people (quik) might like to contest that the XCal had nothing to do with this and that I'm somehow responsible for this but those of who have been following my displeasure with this device from day one know the stiff shifts were the first thing I worried about breaking my transmission.
If anyone wants to buy feel free to make me an offer, I'm hoping Torrie will refund me something as he all ready offered to do so a while back. Buyer beware, if the WOT shifts while using the XCal cause your belts to squeak a little bit and jolt the entire vehicle then watch out, your tranny is on the demise...
I haven't been using the Xcal's tunes in the last few months due to the extremely rough shifts it was delivering at WOT that many of you seen me express my concerns about.
Well I had the tune programmed for the MAX perf +4 b/c I went to the track the other weekend.
The rough shifts only occured at WOT and otherwise the drive was pretty normal. A couple days ago I was forced to speed up to get onto the highway when a rough 2-3 shift gave my car an uneasy jolt. Soon after the message center read "Check Transmission" and the power seemed to reduce, either that or I was stuck in gear, couldn't really tell being the gear # on the dash displayed an "E" as in Emergency rather than a # for the gear. I immediatly pulled into a gas station directly off the highway, flashed my car back to stock and got a tow to the dealership. I've got full warranty and the car has 91,xxx miles so the stealship shouldn't have a problem covering it.
I'm not that upset being I get a new transmission for $100, but I'm done with the XCal II. Some people (quik) might like to contest that the XCal had nothing to do with this and that I'm somehow responsible for this but those of who have been following my displeasure with this device from day one know the stiff shifts were the first thing I worried about breaking my transmission.
If anyone wants to buy feel free to make me an offer, I'm hoping Torrie will refund me something as he all ready offered to do so a while back. Buyer beware, if the WOT shifts while using the XCal cause your belts to squeak a little bit and jolt the entire vehicle then watch out, your tranny is on the demise...