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I have an '06 GT with roughly 3000 miles on it. I had no problems for the first 9 months, but there is now a "hang" between shifts. The rpm's go up slightly when I push in the clutch and the car sometimes seems to pull itself when I let off of the gas. The performance is fine but the jump in rpm's is really annoying. I've been told it is probably related to emissions. Any ideas? Would a tuner help?

 

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welcome to :SNSign: it sounds to me as if it is normal. the thing that is throwing me a curveball is that you did not notice it in the first 9 months. assuming that it has been like that sonce day one, and you just noticed it, then yes, it is the CMCV plates, and is emissions related. a tune will cure the hanging RPMS, and the throttle lag, as well as boost HP!!

 

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I noticed this for about the first two weeks i owned the car. It's just second nature to me now.

 

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burton1 said:

I have an '06 GT with roughly 3000 miles on it. I had no problems for the first 9 months, but there is now a "hang" between shifts. The rpm's go up slightly when I push in the clutch and the car sometimes seems to pull itself when I let off of the gas. The performance is fine but the jump in rpm's is really annoying. I've been told it is probably related to emissions. Any ideas? Would a tuner help?

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Get a tuner, I recommend x-cal2.

 

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JTGrant said:

Get a tuner, I recommend x-cal2.

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Thanks for the advice. I will have to get a tuner. I want to get rid of the jump in rpm's and more horsepower is always a good thing.

 

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Good advice; make sure you go with Brenspeed... I just got mine last week and it's awesome!

 

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My RPMs still do hang slightly with the Brenspeed 93 octane tune but they certainly don't jump. Not sure that you're going to get completely rid of the issue w/o changing the plates. My advice is to try the tuner first. I think you'll be really surprised at how much better the car responds overall with it. I returned my car back to stock tune earlier this week for some warranty work and was really surprised at just how differently it performs w/o the tune.