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Old Aug 17, 2007 | 03:05 PM
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9) rxcited2 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Data Logging
I'm pretty sure everyone is getting the ABS version unless you don't have ABS and specify that you need wheel speed sensors.
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Old Aug 17, 2007 | 04:37 PM
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ABS vs. non-ABS

Originally Posted by Juiceh
I'm pretty sure everyone is getting the ABS version unless you don't have ABS and specify that you need wheel speed sensors.
If you go look at their price list, you can buy a set of wheel speed sensors along with the ABS version of the unit, nothing stopping you. Yeah, one would hope we'll get the right stuff, but since they do offer ABS and non-ABS versions, it makes sense to be explicit.
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Old Aug 17, 2007 | 07:10 PM
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Okay, so to be clear, ABS version means you do NOT need wheel sensors (i.e., you're going to re-use the factory ABS sensors), right?

I'm kinda with Juiceh here, but maybe I don't understand what rxcited is saying...

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Old Aug 17, 2007 | 08:29 PM
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if you have a working ABS system in your car, you do NOT need wheel speed sensors, ABS or not.

hope that clears it out a bit.
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Old Aug 18, 2007 | 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by stickmantijuana
if you have a working ABS system in your car, you do NOT need wheel speed sensors, ABS or not.

hope that clears it out a bit.

That clears up the confusion about the wheel sensors, but should we request the ABS version or not? I'm assuming if we have ABS installed in our vehicle we should request the ABS version of this unit.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.....
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Old Aug 18, 2007 | 12:15 PM
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Okay, so just about everyone is needing the ABS version, then?

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Old Aug 18, 2007 | 12:22 PM
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1) calculon - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
2) Juiceh - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift, Digital Adjuster, Datalogging, Wheel Speed Sensors.
3) Juiceh - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift, Digital Adjuster, Datalogging.
4) gooroo - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
5) Str8ryd - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
6) stickmantijuana - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full throttle shift, and digital adjuster
7) hyperion - V8 LS1 ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Datalogging
8) chillin_rx7_guy - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Data Logging (FD RX-7)
9) rxcited2 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Data Logging
10) neit_jnf - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift (The unit can be programmed with a laptop right? the digital adjuster is just for instant adjustments and display and is not needed for operation?)
11) Ernie T - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift
12) warick101 - 2-rotor, Launch Control, digital adjuster, and Data Logging
13) mdude - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift and Datalogging
14) Trout2 - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift, & Data Logging
15) HiFD - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift
16) aoc007 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster and Data Logging
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Old Aug 26, 2007 | 07:35 AM
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fd, can't you just work with the 16 we have? it's almost 20
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Old Aug 26, 2007 | 07:50 AM
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1) calculon - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
2) Juiceh - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift, Digital Adjuster, Datalogging, Wheel Speed Sensors.
3) Juiceh - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift, Digital Adjuster, Datalogging.
4) gooroo - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
5) Str8ryd - 3-rotor, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster (NOT sure about this ABS issue...)
6) stickmantijuana - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full throttle shift, and digital adjuster
7) hyperion - V8 LS1 ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Datalogging
8) chillin_rx7_guy - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Data Logging (FD RX-7)
9) rxcited2 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Data Logging
10) neit_jnf - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift (The unit can be programmed with a laptop right? the digital adjuster is just for instant adjustments and display and is not needed for operation?)
11) Ernie T - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift
12) warick101 - 2-rotor, Launch Control, digital adjuster, and Data Logging
13) mdude - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift and Datalogging
14) Trout2 - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift, & Data Logging
15) HiFD - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift
16) aoc007 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster and Data Logging
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Old Aug 26, 2007 | 02:07 PM
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stickmantijuana, I sure can. Right now the only thing I'm waiting for is confirmation from RL UK about the 3-rotor units, that's all. Once I hear that, we're good to go.

Oh and we actually have 17, as I'll be getting a unit as well. If we can muster up 3 more ppl (20 total), we get an additional price break though!

Thanks,
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Old Aug 29, 2007 | 10:50 AM
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i can possibly be your 18th person, but would like an idea what the ballpark price is [i tried scanning the thread, might have overlooked the post on that?]
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Old Aug 31, 2007 | 06:17 AM
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Just to say I have bought it in Greece and it is just Marvelous !!!!
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Old Aug 31, 2007 | 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Riccardo
Just to say I have bought it in Greece and it is just Marvelous !!!!
Hi Riccardo,

I can't wait. Question is, is yours a RHD or LHD vehicle? We know it works and is available for JDM cars (RHD). But it seems that Ramy can't be sure this will be totally plug and play in our older LHD USDM cars.

-- James
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Old Aug 31, 2007 | 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by rxcited2
Hi Riccardo,

I can't wait. Question is, is yours a RHD or LHD vehicle? We know it works and is available for JDM cars (RHD). But it seems that Ramy can't be sure this will be totally plug and play in our older LHD USDM cars.

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James, I think you got a bit confused. This is the Racelogic thread, not the keyless entry thread

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Old Aug 31, 2007 | 12:46 PM
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Duh. You're right I am confused. Soooory...
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Old Sep 2, 2007 | 05:38 AM
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1) calculon - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
2) Juiceh - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift, Digital Adjuster, Datalogging, Wheel Speed Sensors.
3) Juiceh - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift, Digital Adjuster, Datalogging.
4) gooroo - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster
5) Str8ryd - 3-rotor, Full Throttle Shift, and Digital Adjuster (NOT sure about this ABS issue...)
6) stickmantijuana - 3-rotor, Launch Control, Full throttle shift, and digital adjuster
7) hyperion - V8 LS1 ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Datalogging
8) chillin_rx7_guy - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, and Data Logging (FD RX-7)
9) rxcited2 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster, and Data Logging
10) neit_jnf - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle shift (The unit can be programmed with a laptop right? the digital adjuster is just for instant adjustments and display and is not needed for operation?)
11) Ernie T - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift
12) warick101 - 2-rotor, Launch Control, digital adjuster, and Data Logging
13) mdude - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift and Datalogging
14) Trout2 - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift, & Data Logging
15) HiFD - 2-rotor, Launch Control, Digital Adjuster, Full Throttle Shift
16) aoc007 - 2-rotor ABS version, Launch Control, Full Throttle Shift, Digital Adjuster and Data Logging
17) rebo0t - honda 4cylinder ABS version, Std. Adjustable Traction Control unit, only Data Logging
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Old Sep 2, 2007 | 07:52 AM
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Does any1 know what the price will be???
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Old Sep 2, 2007 | 08:04 AM
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Depending on price i may be down for this as well!!!
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Old Sep 2, 2007 | 05:52 PM
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I'll wager a small fortune that Ramy will not quote a price until it is all worked out with Race Logic. The more people on the GB, the better the price he can negotiate. But then he's got to handle and ship out the individual units to the GB participants and make some profit.

You guys have to be realistic. If you go to the Race Logic website (http://www.racelogic.co.uk/?show=Tra...-Retail_Prices) and you throw all the options on there, the retail price is very high. For estimation purposes, add up your selection in pounds, multiply by a factor of two (two USD per UK pound approximately) to convert to retail US dollars, then you have to guess how much of a deal Ramy will be able to come up with for us. For example, if we end up with a 20% discount off retail, then multiply the USD by a factor of 0.8. Say you get traction control, launch control, full throttle shift, data logging, digital adjuster, ABS version. This looks like 850 + 100 UK pounds. So 950 * 2 * .8 = $1500 USD, assuming 20% off retail price.

While I am sure Ramy will offer a much better price for us than retail, and I "hope" it is even better (not worse) than 20% off retail, this is not going to be free! You will be paying for and receiving brand new fresh merchandise from a reputable and reliable vendor. So be realistic, but also aware that the more people on the GB, the lower the price should be.
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Old Sep 3, 2007 | 02:43 PM
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I don't think hes making any money off this. I was under the impression that he step in to work on this groupbuy because he wanted to buy some for himself anyways. At least thats what I saw on the first page of this thread. Usually during groupbuy's the person setting it up is paying the same amount because we're all in it together to get the same savings.
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Old Sep 3, 2007 | 04:24 PM
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I know this seems stupid, but I read over this thread and the links provided.

It states that the system works by utilizing "fuel cut"

Could this be a dangerous combination with turbo rotary engines, I mean could this cause problems like fuel starve or detonation?

Interest pending reply.
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Old Sep 3, 2007 | 05:01 PM
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as long as you cut enough fuel that the engine cannot complete the combustion cycle, you are fine, being this is a very well known product, i wouldnt worry
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Old Sep 3, 2007 | 05:42 PM
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no offense, but your statement is not based off of any facts or personal experience.

Race Logic is a very well known product designed for piston engines, nowhere in their publications do they directly endorse their product specifically for rotary engines. especially a turbo rotary.

what I am afraid of is that these things could pop a rotary engine, and race logic could totally dismiss the entire rotary community, due to the fact that we used a product that was not designed for our specific application.

I'm just trying to be as aware as possible, these cars/ engines are not cheap, so I just want to ask the questions that I think could save a lot of heartache.

If Ramy might be able to directly contact a race logic Rep. or if someone has personal experience, I'm sure that would open up the GB to a lot of skeptics (like myself)

I love the idea of this product, but sometimes there is a price to be payed for having a different form of engine. one that may not safely be able to use the same accessories as a piston engine.

Please feel free to argue your point, I mean no offense.
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Old Sep 3, 2007 | 06:05 PM
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Yeah...I came across this argument before...a while back...something about the option of a fuel cut and or ignition cut was in the works...or something like that...but something tells me this system could technically be reworked/rewired to cut ignition rather then fuel...on our cars at least!!!
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Old Sep 3, 2007 | 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by sk8erpunk1983
If Ramy might be able to directly contact a race logic Rep. or if someone has personal experience, I'm sure that would open up the GB to a lot of skeptics (like myself)
I don't want to come across as being harsh, but...

- This is a GB thread. Not a discussion thread. I try and keep an open mind and let some stuff slide, but I don't have any intention of letting the thread lose focus.

- The issue you raised has been addressed 1001 times. Search on the forums for RaceLogic. CrackHeadMel was right on the money. It cuts enough fuel to the point that combustion is simply not possible. This isn't a piston vs. rotary thing. It's pure chemistry. There comes a point where you run so lean that combustion is simply not possible. That's what the system employs.

- Racelogic has been used on rotaries for YEARS now. They have a two-rotor specific application, and I'm pretty sure they have a three-rotor application as of late as well. In fact, there was a GB of these several years ago, and a good number of FDs have been running them for quite some time. Most of them, however, are hardcore racers not hardcore typers That's why you really gotta search to find their posts and feedback.

Max_Spd, lets not speculate. Spark cut is very crude and has it's major drawbacks. That's why they discontinued it. Search on that as well. It's been discussed. It's on their main site too, last I checked.

Lastly, I'd NEVER sell a product I can't stand behind 100%. Take that for what it's worth, but to most ppl, that means that you can trust the quality and function of what I sell absolutely, as otherwise I wouldn't sell it - regardless of the potential profit behind it.

So in short, RaceLogic has been used on rotaries for years, lots of 13Bs, a few 20Bs, and there's more than adequate explanation and experience w/ it on the forum as well as on the track. I'd appreciate it if everyone makes every effort to ensure they do enough adequate searching prior to posting.

Thanks,
~Ramy

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