Holley 551-101 Sniper Transmission Controller (STC) for Sniper 1 Throttle Body Injection [GM, Ford Electronic 4-Speed Automatic Trans.]
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Sniper 1
Holley 551-101 Sniper Transmission Controller (STC) Features:
- Adds electronic transmission control functionality to a Sniper EFI Throttle Body System
- Controls conventional electronic 4-speed automatic transmissions
- Requires transmission-specific wiring harness (each sold separately):
- Tuning is performed through the included 3.500 in. Touchscreen LCD
- Tune Upshifts, Downshifts, and WOT shift points
- Full programmability of torque converter lockup
- Full tuning of transmission line pressure (shift firmness)
- Controls and Layouts interface mirrors Dominator and Terminator X MAX ECUs excluding paddle shift
Holley 551-101 Sniper Transmission Controller Note:
- MAP sensor is needed if using MAP for line pressure for forced induction applications
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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