Forward progression at Idle??

[ZEUS]

I think it's the low gearing. Most other mid size trucks have 3.73 gears or higher it seems. I have been in fullsize trucks with 4.10's and stock tires and they have a slight pull. Our stockers are 4.30's and I run the 4.77's so imagine how much more brake pressure it takes to keep the beast still. That's my theory anyway.

[etlsport]

yeah my vx wants to run, if i dont pay close attention to brake pressure my vx will try to run away! my normal idle in summer is about 720-750.. during winter around 800.. when in park or neutral.. 900-1000

[Bulldoggie]

It's NORMAL for all vehicles with Automatic transmissions to "creep forward" when you take your foot off the brake.

[ZEUS]

Well yeah, of course; but the topic is with how much more authority the VX "creeps" when compared to other autos. Not every automatic equipped vehicle will move forward on an incline like the VX will.

[Ldub]

Well yeah, of course; but the topic is with how much more authority the VX "creeps" when compared to other autos. Not every automatic equipped vehicle will move forward on an incline like the VX will.

Da biotch wants ta RUN...so whats new.

[ZEUS]

Nobody gonna break a my stride... nobody gonna hold me down... oh no... I got ta keep on movin'...

[Dino]

The torque converter engages at a pretty low RPM. It takes some getting used to, but on this hilly island I love it!

[Knigh7s]

Nobody gonna break a my stride... nobody gonna hold me down... oh no... I got ta keep on movin'...

I had to take a moment to LoL. the funny thing is its not really that funny...
<sleep time /> Crap i'm at work...