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Heya guys iv got a s1 1993 Skyline gts-t with standard turbo but aftermarket boost control,, ITS AUTO lol ... When switching to power (changes gears every 3800rpm) the boost comes on every couple of seconds when iv got the foot flat to the floor "its rilly anoing'

what i need to know is it jus the auto trans or other prob ..

if you can help plz pzl help me its kind of hard to impress with a auto these days

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Heya guys iv got a s1 1993 Skyline gts-t with standard turbo but aftermarket boost control,, ITS AUTO lol ... When switching to power (changes gears every 3800rpm) the boost comes on every couple of seconds when iv got the foot flat to the floor "its rilly anoing'

what i need to know is it jus the auto trans or other prob ..

if you can help plz pzl help me its kind of hard to impress with a auto these days

Not really helpful, but with my auto, even without power mode on, just in regular mode, the gear changes all happens in ~4,000rpm (except from 1st to 2nd which occurs ~3000rpm, when the car is ~25km/h) if you keep your foot down. But if you ease off the throttle at various point at certain speeds you can get it to change earlier on. But my car is stock all round. & my Power mode seems to push the gear changes to over 5000rpm, not really sure, since I never floored it in power mode.

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ah ok,, well mines the same but i was just saying that it hapens one 3800 and there and a bout 4000 the jurking every 2 secons iv set the boost to about 5or 7 i will test in the morning if its just the ecu not allowing above 10psi

thanx for the reply

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