You're probably still shifting as much by vehicle speed as engine speed, so when you make that 3rd to 4th shift at about the same mph as before you're feeling the full rpm benefit of the change.

I could not say in daily driving that it really matters, but I'd expect your ideal shift points are now somewhat faster (mph) than they were before.


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