E4od users

[typ4]

I just got gifted one out of a power stroke. Do I want to use the Idi TCM or a stand alone. Going in the dually. Need lock up.
Thanks i n advance. Russ

 

[79jasper]

No experience, but I see a ton of people prefer adjustability of standalone. Can fine tune it for your needs.

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[jayro88]

When looking at swapping to an e4od from my c6, the stand alone was the way to go. Gives you a lot more control plus flexibility of sensor inputs. Pretty sure the stand alone also gets rid of the issues like the tq converter not locking up when a brake light is out, or if you use LEDs etc etc.

 

[IDIoit]

theres a selector under the throttle body that you can switch it to non computer'd specs. you just need to hook it up to your vacuum pump

 

[trackspeeder]

Go with a standalone controller. Much easier to install, TPS, RPM and VSS signal is all you need.
Best part you can tune it to do what you want.

 

[typ4]

And there was one in the marketplace and I missed it.

 

[icanfixall]

I agree with the stand alone being the better unit. Bauman makes a nice one too but I'm not an expert on them or any others. Might call Brian at BTS and ask questions too.

 

[jhenegh]

My Bauman/US Shift Quick 1 has my E4OD shifting tolerable now. I was never happy with Ford stock programming. If I was buying new I'd go with their Quick 4 as it has even more options. I picked this Quick 1 up used in the marketplace a few months ago. It has the option of having 2 saved shift programs. I'm using #1 as the empty/non-hauling program and am setting up #2 as a towing one.

 

[FarmerFrank]

theres a selector under the throttle body that you can switch it to non computer'd specs. you just need to hook it up to your vacuum pump

Please, do tell about this.


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[IDIoit]

sorry, its confidential.
I could tell ya, but........
just glad this thing is out of my yard

 

[typ4]

He's kidding.