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Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought the GMPP tune gave you that feature at WOT.
Yeah it's a feature of GMPP and then other aftermarket tunes reverse-engineered it, so most have it now.Basically, you plant your foot on the accelerator and keep it down then shift gears at ~6000+ rpm. The ECM will retard timing during the shift to stop the engine over-revving.I've tried it a couple of times, but it's not much use in normal driving. Only if your dragging.
It really does help alot! I had to get an n2mb WOT box to have the no-lift shift because my redline is a 2007 and the Trifecta tune doesn't activate the no-lift shift for 2007s like it does 2008s and 2009s. You can Definitely tell a huge difference when the no lift shift is functioning. In between shifts (if I left off the gas) my boost drops to zero and it takes time to build it back up, but with no lift shift your boost doesn't drop much at all! This helps maintain the power through the shifts, and is a big reason why the 1/4 mile time gap between a manual redline and gxp closes the gap with an automatic redline and gxp when you get the GMPP because an automatic doesn't drop the boost like a manual does.
I could be wrong but I thought if you bought the right Trifecta tune (read that as not the budget tune) you could get NLS on an 07.GMPP adds it across all years.