2 step on 2nd gen (need opinions)
2 step on 2nd gen (need opinions)
hay guys, well i want to put a 2 step on my tii. im thinking of going with using an msd 6al and the msd 2 step. i was also looking at the msd 6al2 with built in 2 step but i cant find any write ups for using it on a rotary.
what setup do you guys think i should use? btw before you ask why i want 2 step, i dont have any reason to do anything to my car, i just want it.
thanks
what setup do you guys think i should use? btw before you ask why i want 2 step, i dont have any reason to do anything to my car, i just want it.
thanks
Yes it was, a haltech kills both the fluctuation of rpm is very bad for the motor hence why alot of race teams will run no limiter or be very very careful I wouldn't care on a race motor but a street motor never
I use a 6al with msd 2 step on my stock turbo, motor, ecu, ect...
Works awesome and i have never had a problem with it.
Tip: set it to a swith or button, not the clutch pedal. You don't want it to activate when you shift...
Works awesome and i have never had a problem with it.
Tip: set it to a swith or button, not the clutch pedal. You don't want it to activate when you shift...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jnH5hdnljI
mines off my ebrake , i just hold it up enough to turn the light on then drop it
mines off my ebrake , i just hold it up enough to turn the light on then drop it
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im going to use a small momentary button from an old pc and put it on the back of the steering wheel.
i ordered a bee*r rev limiter. just seems like much less work. i might go to the msd eventualy. and then put the bee*r on my na just to make it more obnoxtious lol.
i ordered a bee*r rev limiter. just seems like much less work. i might go to the msd eventualy. and then put the bee*r on my na just to make it more obnoxtious lol.
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