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It is supposed to raise the shift points a little higher and firm them up slightly....but I don't notice much, if any difference at all in my IS300 E-shift POWER mode. What is MUCH more noticeable is the snow mode....when you switch that on, there is a BIG difference in low-end torque....basically, the tranny starts out in second gear and the engine strains like hell to get the car moving. Even then, the IS300 is not one of the better cars in snow...even with all-season rubber.
Originally posted by teton > the engine-transmission computer feedback that retards engine power and torque during the shift, smoothing it out but delaying it and allowing slippage and some RPM jump on occasion
Do you know if the "power mode" is related to this somehow? Does "power" mode change the shifting smoothness or just shifts at a different RPM?
Do you know if the "power mode" is related to this somehow? Does "power" mode change the shifting smoothness or just shifts at a different RPM?
ECT PWR mode changes the ECT's shift patterns from a more conservative normal shift pattern to a mode that is more responsive and holds the RPM a little longer.
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