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      03-14-2019, 11:20 AM   #23
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I'm not aware of anyone doing DCT tuning, but can pretty much say that any DCT performance flash is simply a relabeled GTS file.

Back when we were tracking our M3s, we had better results (both shifting and performance) with the EU DCT flash rather than GTS, both on the 1/2 mile and racetrack.
How can I acquire a EU DCT tune update? Is it something a NA BMW dealer will do?
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      03-14-2019, 11:54 AM   #24
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How can I acquire a EU DCT tune update? Is it something a NA BMW dealer will do?
No, it's only used in EU vehicles.
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I have the Euro DCT flash and mine is still clunky at low speeds, especially when cold. High speed feels great and shifts quick. Starts out in S2 and I normally bump it up to s4 or s5 around town, seems like the higher settings shift less and feels better.
You sure you have the Euro sw Kevin? They start default in D2 mode.
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You sure you have the Euro sw Kevin? They start default in D2 mode.
Only the gts tune starts in D2
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      03-15-2019, 04:29 AM   #27
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Only the gts tune starts in D2
Maybe because its based on the OEM Euro sw. The latter for sure start in D2.
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I just increased shift point settings to 4 out of 5 from 3 out of 5 and it has made a very noticeable difference in reducing jerkiness of the car in lower gears!

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I had the DCT tune done mostly for shifting to D on the first push for my wife. I personally don't like the 3500 launch control that came with it because my car now launches slower. There is no torque at that rpm so it bogs down a little. With the factory 5500 rpm launch I could get under 4 seconds to 60mph (3.8 was my best) and now I'm slower by almost a half second.
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Jerkiness is significantly reduced with the software we provide.

Those of you that also want to try the European spec DCT software as well can be provided that by requesting it at no additional charge.
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You sure you have the Euro sw Kevin? They start default in D2 mode.
Yeah mine starts in D2.

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I just increased shift point settings to 4 out of 5 from 3 out of 5 and it has made a very noticeable difference in reducing jerkiness of the car in lower gears!
Same on mine shift up the shift points and mine feels smoother.
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Jerkiness is significantly reduced with the software we provide.

Those of you that also want to try the European spec DCT software as well can be provided that by requesting it at no additional charge.
You make a custom GTS dct tune?
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