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Old 03-01-2015, 01:49 AM   #1
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Default Re: E shift ?? 200 metric

Hi,

Is this an NHRA Stock Eliminator car???????????????/

If it is a Stocker that ran a PowerGlide than I don't think that an E-Shift TH-200 is legal?????

This is what the 2015 NHRA Rules Book states:
"Electronic rpm controls for the electric (internal or external to the
transmission) shifting of automatic transmissions permitted in
computer-controlled vehicles only"

Just my thoughts,
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Old 03-01-2015, 12:16 PM   #2
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I have seen E-Shifts in a few non computer controlled cars. This might be something for NHRA tech to look for going forward.
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Old 03-01-2015, 01:38 PM   #3
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IF you not using the controller box. And you still have to move the shifter to make it shift. Your not really using E-shift are you? The way I read it that's what he is trying to do. Which sounds ok to me but I'll admit I'm still new at this.
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I have seen E-Shifts in a few non computer controlled cars. This might be something for NHRA tech to look for going forward.

They have here in D1 a few times.
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Old 03-02-2015, 10:01 PM   #5
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Yes i was just trying to make it manual shift,I am pretty sure there is something wrong with it,Gonna try another trans thanks!
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So what was the final determination? Can you make an Eshift trans shift manually ? and if so How?
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Default Re: E shift ?? 200 metric

If you apply 12v to the solenoids (I would use 12v ignition so the solenoids aren't always open) it will work manually.
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If you apply 12v to the solenoids (I would use 12v ignition so the solenoids aren't always open) it will work manually.
Thanks Jimmy. Will it also eliminate burnout mode?
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