Is it an actual flare, which is where the engine rpm increase during the shift, above the rpm at which the shift was initiated?
or
Is it a shift "bog", rpm drops properly during the shift, but the perception of an excessive decease in forward acceleration is evident.
If it is a "bog" and you are using an L31 calibration as a base in the 0411 PCM, the Torque Management could be an issue. The amount of Spark Advance removed is quite large, even more than in the newer 1999+ LM7 5.3 calibrations. IN stock type inductions/engines it can be especially noticeable at part throttle and downright annoying in modified configurations.
Doesn't entering "0" for shit times essentially eliminate the Adaptive Shifting strategies?
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