I do not plan on using NLS for fear of breaking something if I don't pull it off well.
But I experience what is described and shown in this thread (post #2 specifically mentions it):
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/drag...-my-ss-324934/
A delay or slower ramp of power back up after even a very quick shift. I can get a modest spin going at part throttle in 1st gear, quickly shift to 2nd gear, where the spin (for a moment) will almost continue without interruption, but then there is a moment of reduce power where it the tires stop spinning, power will then ramp back up, and then the tires will begin to spin again. Something is killing power in the tune and it seems this is evident even in the stock tune, but more pronounced on modified tunes. It is not just the 1/2 shift, but that is the easiest example and seems to have the most exaggerated effects.
And after reading this thread on tuning the Camaro, it seems they have something similar. Some possible success in improving by eliminating CFCO (same as our DFCO?), and also working with the ESC since it can affect power:
https://www.hptuners.com/forum/showt...ht=power+delay
We can't touch the ESC since it is in the BCM and we don't have access to that, but I did turn off ESC completely and it seemed to help a little, but then again that might be in my head (normally drive in competitive mode).
My tune started with a GMS1 tune, then modified most of the "average" tables in the guides from this site on the LNF, within modest limits of not being too extreme, just for reference.
I have played with many tables (including optimum spark thinking it might be the best one) but have not had much luck, so just checking in to see which parameters or tables other have used to help with this?
edit: I have seen the "knee" in the throttle position curve where throttle goes quickly to about 75-80% after a shift, but then takes another .6-.8 additional seconds to fully open. I know others have stated you cannot get rid of that (trq management table we do not have access to?). Not sure if that is what is causing it or not.