Subject	Re: ALCs what good are they?
Posted by	Zeorymer on December 21, 2003 at 11:24 PM
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In Reply To	ALCs what good are they? posted by velotrees on December 21, 2003 at 11:05 PM
Message	This is the exact description of what it is good for: HKS’ ALC (Automatic Line Controller) is a plug-in interface for OEM computer controlled automatic transmissions in the ‘90-’96 Nissan 300ZX that maintains constant line pressure, ensuring consistent and precise high performance shifting. Should the pressure begin to drop within the transmission, the ALC will signal the factory A/T Control Unit to increase line pressure and maintain it at the correct level. I'm guessing that with the tranny keeping constant pressure throughout the powerband, you would be keeping more of your power to the wheels instead of being lost in the drivetrain.
Follow Ups	ALCs what good are they? - velotrees 23:05:46 12/21/03 Changes the feel of a auto tranny car - kinda like a short - YugoBernie (NoVA) 23:16:36 12/21/03 Re: ALCs what good are they? - Zeorymer 23:24:47 12/21/03 Check your post on Zcar.... (n/m) - FlawleZ 23:34:52 12/21/03 Here's a view - ZBlacktt 23:36:16 12/21/03 Re: ALCs what good are they? - Dallas DamonZ 10:02:09 12/22/03
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