i've designed a circuit... just need to prototype it and improve it.

at the moment the circuit will cost no more than $20 to build, with the option of going back to having the smooth shifts at the flick of a switch.

i have had a play around and can get the automatic to even chirp the tyres when it hits second.

At the moment more interested in fitting the climate control system and adapting a tps to a weber carby. so when i get some time, i'll look into it. that and being able to burn off VL-VR commodores from the lights and to their surprise, a carby auto magna actually owns them. I'd suggest a hot cam and sigma lifter combination to anyone looking for power from thier motor.

Enjoy :)

Do you think you could design one for a 3rd gen magna???
ive been searching high and low for one, even custom made but no one wants to touch it!!

I remember a thread a while ago and someone mentioned that the 3rd gen ECU re learns how to shift smooth again lol.

Yeh the 3rd gen auto boxes are quite complex apparantly!
i had one guy willing to try although he wanted money for something he couldnt guarentee! lol

about time hehe wern't u working on this ages ago.
keep us updated cos id be very interested it!! any mod for our first gen im in for . mmmmm where's e-z boy and his first gen custom pelndulum (bad speeling).

ive got a spare auto(tn) sitting here if u need any parts or what not let me know. keep up the good work. to many ppl upgrade there car instead of improving what they have im glad ur sticking to the tp cos almost everyone i know that had a first gen has ditched it , little sad cos i they have grown on me heaps.

Sounds good mate!

I'm IN!!!!!!

what about 2nd gens?

And what about them?:gtfo:

I would love to try this if i still had my magna, can it be adapted to other cars? I imagine it wont work in a commodore with a vacuum auto but another car with an electronic auto maybe?

And what about them?:gtfo:
lawls gold!!!

who cares about this any way get a manual fools :bowrofl:

so what does this thing do anyways, drop the clutch in faster or something.