"M" driving mode
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From my experience, it will down shift to 3rd and stay there. Empty the truck will still pull from a stop in 3rd but it's sluggish.
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Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 428
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From: Northeast PA
Raptor wheel and M mode is pretty awesome on a 6.2 Super Duty.
I use it all the time.
My only dislike of this '19 and my previous SD '04 was the transmission shift strategies.
When I get to shift it when I want I love everything about it (and the Raptor wheel makes that almost fun).
I use it all the time.
My only dislike of this '19 and my previous SD '04 was the transmission shift strategies.
When I get to shift it when I want I love everything about it (and the Raptor wheel makes that almost fun).
Laughing Gas
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 1,083
Likes: 19
From: North Shore, MN.
I like to control the shift points and in City/Suburbia driving I'm not on the binders as much when coming to a stop
and automatically goes back to 1st gear. If you hit the + to like 3 or 4 that is as far as it will up shift to however
it's a quick shift.
My 6.2 W/3.73 @ 30mph it's running 1850 RPM's in 3rd gear.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Nov 2019
Posts: 1,250
Likes: 192
From: Livingston Tx
Raptor wheel and M mode is pretty awesome on a 6.2 Super Duty.
I use it all the time.
My only dislike of this '19 and my previous SD '04 was the transmission shift strategies.
When I get to shift it when I want I love everything about it (and the Raptor wheel makes that almost fun).
I use it all the time.
My only dislike of this '19 and my previous SD '04 was the transmission shift strategies.
When I get to shift it when I want I love everything about it (and the Raptor wheel makes that almost fun).
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