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Tiptronic shift points in "A"?

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Is there a chip flash that will result in a shift point in "A" on the Tip for something in the 2500 to 3000 neighborhood? If it weren't for that, I'd give the Tip 5 out of 5 stars. I was up in the N. Ga. mountains today and I kept it in "M" shifting between 2 and 3 (and occasional 1) and was having an absolute blast. I didn't really miss the clutch. And the traffic back and forth between there and the Atlanta suburbs (especially bad for today) made the automatic very nice. I could drive this car all day long in "M" in Tip and be happier than a 6-speed. (10 years of prior ownership of manual 911s.) I just wish I could fix that 1500-1800 rpm shift point in the current "A" mode. It's freakin' useless.

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