Greddy Profec install- need help
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Greddy Profec install- need help
well I got my Greddy Profec B spec II in the mail last week , finding out it has no instructions. I tried researching this and found this Profec B (spec II install and review) thread but didnt come up with much help. Any help is needed. Such as tools needed, Time , etc. All help is apreciated.
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Shane
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Shane
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Click link, select tech, select Profec B spec II:
http://is1.websearch.com/_1_37TTR702....greddy.com%2F
http://is1.websearch.com/_1_37TTR702....greddy.com%2F
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What do you need to know?
I mounted my conmtrol unit on the top of the column using velcro. Ran the power wire to the open switched slot at the top right of the fuse panel ( above drivers left foot ) and ran the ground to a 10mm bolt in the drivers side above the kick panel. I mounted the solenoid in the hole that used to be the mount point for the 4 rubber covered relays on the front of the passenger shock tower to keep it as far from heat as possible. The relays now rest under the headlight motor in the open space.
I mounted my conmtrol unit on the top of the column using velcro. Ran the power wire to the open switched slot at the top right of the fuse panel ( above drivers left foot ) and ran the ground to a 10mm bolt in the drivers side above the kick panel. I mounted the solenoid in the hole that used to be the mount point for the 4 rubber covered relays on the front of the passenger shock tower to keep it as far from heat as possible. The relays now rest under the headlight motor in the open space.
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I will try to get some pics and info for you tonight.. I have the ProfecB Spec II up and running. Did you read the Lightning in a World of Thunder site on install and tuning of the ProfecB SpecI? It provided some insight as well as ideas about using it to control both the wastegate and the precontrol actuator..
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I will hopefully get some help tomorrow. Who knows.... but, pics would be great in case the person helping is a little rusty. Thanks for the help . all is appreciated
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Originally Posted by Rotarded
I pulled the steering column grommet on the firewall loose on the right side, from the inside, and fed the wires and vacuum tube through it.
I previously had installed a boost gauge on my steering column. So I already had a vacuum line available to be T'd. I mounted my head unit in my glovebox with a custom carbon fiber plate. If you're going to mount your headunit on the driver's side, be ready to do some wire lenghtening.
If you are routing to the driver's side, the best (and relatively easiest) method is to:
1: Lift the front of the car, place on stands.
2: Remove the driver's side fender liner.
3: Look for the opening in the fender under the hood near the master cylinder.
4: Remove the Driver's side door sill and kickpanel.
5: In the miriad of wires running under the kickpanel, you will find some up and to the front that exit into the fender.
6: Use a small screwdriver to puncture the rubber grommet from the inside.
7: Feed the wires and hose along the firewall, through the hole near the master cylinder, inside the fender, and through the hole in the grommet under the kickpanel.
After that, I chose to:
8: Remove the gauge cluster
9: Feed the hose through the dash core to the appropriate location.
If you're mounting it in the passenger side, the instructions are similar..
1: 1: Lift the front of the car, place on stands.
2: Remove the passenger's side fender liner.
3: Where the ECU harness passes into the fender, there's a rubber grommet. From underneath the fender, pull it out (toward the front).
5: Push a wire from the outside to the inside. It should be manipulated to pass into the cabin near the ECU.
6: From there, I removed the glove box and passed the wires up through the dash core.
One note, place the solenoid as close to the wastegate as possible. Longer lines equal slower response times. Be careful to cut the hose just long enough so it doesn't kink, but has little slack. My solenoid is mounted to the factory solenoid rack just behind the passenger headlight. The profecB SpecII solenoid is significantly smaller than the SpecI, so you'll have flexibility of mounting.
Sorry, no pics yet. I got distracted by beer and celebrity boxing last night.
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ofec+b+install
if you want to run 10 psi i recomend 36% 3% 7 psi and the rest is up to you
if you want to run 10 psi i recomend 36% 3% 7 psi and the rest is up to you
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good deal , i got to see it light up last night ... i figured i wouldnt like the blue , but it looks real nice + its in my glove box! Thanks to my brother~
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I was reading somewhere , where it explained how the 0.00 X 10 p/s squared . made sense , but cant find it. they said something like 1.00 X 10 p/s squared was like 10 psi.Wondering so i can read this unit
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RX-Shun
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well I'm done !!! but this is kinda confusin on how to tune.... well this saturday ill have some free time to tune. Well thanks for the help . Im off to figure this thing out
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ugg... this thing has a learning curve a little to high for my mind..... well im starting school tomorrow maybe my brain will kik into gear! the greddys site on how to set the levels is a little confusing but seems to be a real good unit.
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