[Silverwing]

I was wondering if this is at all possible. Basically I want to have different tunes under the different modes of the car.

Touring: Active AFM, relaxed steering, low rpm shift points, favors MPG over performance.

Sport: NO AFM, Sportier steering, more aggressive shifting, favors performance over MPG.

Track: NO AFM, Stiffest steering, most aggressive shifting, performance over everything.

Is this possible? And if so, has it been done before? And if so, roughly how much did it cost you or how much did you charge?

Thanks guys!

[parbreak]

I don't believe it's possible with the AFM. It's either all on or all off.

[crosive]

Originally Posted by parbreak

I don't believe it's possible with the AFM. It's either all on or all off.

Trifecta claims to be able to enable afm in touring, and disabling it in other modes.

https://www.trifectaperformance.com/...aro-62l-elite/

[Silverwing]

Originally Posted by crosive

Trifecta claims to be able to enable afm in touring, and disabling it in other modes.

https://www.trifectaperformance.com/...aro-62l-elite/

Wow, thanks for that! I actually had Trifecta tune my 2011 v6 Camaro with great results. Even still have the cable, hopefully its the same pin layout. Just sent them a message to confirm some things. Thanks man.

Will update if I pull the trigger and try it out.

[crosive]

Originally Posted by Silverwing

Wow, thanks for that! I actually had Trifecta tune my 2011 v6 Camaro with great results. Even still have the cable, hopefully its the same pin layout. Just sent them a message to confirm some things. Thanks man.

Will update if I pull the trigger and try it out.

Just do some research before you pull the trigger, I believe they lock their tunes down so that only they can alter them. that may not be an issue to you, but it's something to ask about if it is.

[Silverwing]

Originally Posted by crosive

Just do some research before you pull the trigger, I believe they lock their tunes down so that only they can alter them. that may not be an issue to you, but it's something to ask about if it is.

Interesting, I just looked into that. I'll speak to Trifecta about that and see what the response is, thanks for the heads up.

[SweGen6]

Originally Posted by Silverwing

Interesting, I just looked into that. I'll speak to Trifecta about that and see what the response is, thanks for the heads up.

Are you comming back with the result on this ? And if you do get the tune from them it would be intresting to see if what they say about it is accurate. Please give update on this. If it really works with AFM and diffrent drive modes and that the tune seems good, i will probably get it too.

[Silverwing]

I was possibly going to but per their customer support they don't support the 2018's yet. I find that a bit odd, I was under the impression they use the same ECU and software as the 2017's.

Feel free to contact them on their website, they seem to reply pretty quickly to questions.

[horizon670]

Anyone has the Trifecta Tune installed ?

[TJay74]

There is no way to change the AFM based on modes on the Camaro SS system. It is either all on or off unless you have it turned off fully in the tune.

As far as the touring vs Sport vs Track modes, the car already does this to some degree. the steering and if you have the MRC and NPP modes are changed based on the mode (touring, sport, race, snow/wet) along wiht the throttle input.

You can change the drive demand tables for those modes for sure, you can change the shift times for those tables for sure, I dont think the shift pressures can be set by mode as the shift pressure tables are across the board for the all of the modes.

If you are in track mode and hammering on the car, the AFM will never turn on anyways.