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PCM tune tables - different between '14 & '15?

Started by metroplex, March 07, 2016, 08:03:21 PM

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metroplex

I heard about uneven tire wear as well, something small like 1/32" or 2/32" causing the failures.

Going by the old Ford designation (which I don't know if it is accurate or still true), the 6F55 should be able to handle at least 550 N-m or 405 ft-lb of torque. As for 500-600 hp though, would the stock 6F55 and the rest of the car handle that for 100k+ miles as if it came from the factory that way? I've heard the anecdotal claims back in the day, "the 4R70W can handle XXX ft-lb, all that you can throw at it... it just needs this mod and that mod..."

I recall reading the Police Interceptors have ATC's with wet clutches while the retail units have dry clutches? Is that still true for 2013-up models? Which ATC can handle 1700 ft-lb of torque, the one with wet or dry clutches?
Previously: 2014 SHO
12.4 @ 110.9 mph

Current: 2017 Fusion Sport

FoMoCoSHO

It is my understanding that with the exception of the knuckles for LEO curb jumping shenanigans, 2013+PP are virtually the same running gear.

There is one Ecoboost powered cruiser in this area, the next time it is in I will have her compare part numbers.

http://www.jtekt-na.com/assets/ce/Documents/(D1002ex)%20ITCC%20-%20Intelligent%20Tourque%20Controlled%20Coupling.pdf

http://articles.sae.org/11120/

2013 SHO got the Torque Vectoring as well so I hope we are rolling with Gen 2 with the new fluid and DLC coated clutch.

metroplex

I thought the 2013-up SHO's have brake-based torque vectoring where it applies the brakes on the inside wheels?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnlp0qYU9nw

Previously: 2014 SHO
12.4 @ 110.9 mph

Current: 2017 Fusion Sport

FoMoCoSHO

Quote from: metroplex on March 11, 2016, 06:42:58 AM
I thought the 2013-up SHO's have brake-based torque vectoring where it applies the brakes on the inside wheels?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnlp0qYU9nw
Correct, if you read the sae article about the 2013 fusion it goes into detail about how it works