2-step with a wide open throttle system
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2-step with a wide open throttle system
Ok so my nitrous hits right off the line with my WOT trigger on the throttle body, so how does this work with a 2-step? Looking for some input on how people go about this.
Do you guys just say **** it and let it spray and pop the **** out the exhaust while your sitting on the line or do I need a progressive controller? Thanks
Do you guys just say **** it and let it spray and pop the **** out the exhaust while your sitting on the line or do I need a progressive controller? Thanks
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I wired in a 5 prong 12v relay in between my nitrous controller and nitrous relay to interrupt the power going from the controller to the nitrous relay. The interrupt relay is normally closed completing the circuit allowing the nitrous to fire. Now using the same 12v signal to activate the 2-step, you can use it to activate the interrupt relay which will open the circuit between the nitrous relay and the controller allowing the 2-step to function without spraying nitrous.
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I'm guessing your a footbrake application? So I would wire in a relay on the brake switch that doesn't give the nitrous power until the brake switch is released.
On trans brake cars we just use a relay to interrupt the power to the nitrous until the TB button is released.
On trans brake cars we just use a relay to interrupt the power to the nitrous until the TB button is released.
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I'm guessing your a footbrake application? So I would wire in a relay on the brake switch that doesn't give the nitrous power until the brake switch is released.
On trans brake cars we just use a relay to interrupt the power to the nitrous until the TB button is released.
On trans brake cars we just use a relay to interrupt the power to the nitrous until the TB button is released.
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Thanks for the input guys. I am a 6 speed car so I'm not on the brake at all. I do have a window switch on the car and never thought of that but my only thing is that I launch the car around 6000-6500 depending on track prep and don't know how well that method would work withe launching so high.
Anymore input would be greatly appreciated
Anymore input would be greatly appreciated
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you need two relays...
simply put...
Relay 1
30 - 12v from battery or ign on source
85 - 12v activation from 2 step button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to 2 step controller
87a - 12v output to relay 2 pin 30
Relay 2
30 - 12v from pin 87a of relay 1
85 - 12v activation from Nitrous Activation button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to Nitrous Controller activation or to WOT window switch
87a - Not Used
effectively, pin 87 is used when you activate the relay coil by putting 12v to pin 85
pin 87a is the wire that comes out of the coil when you dont have power to pin 85
so when you hold your 2 step button, nitrous is off..but you leave it armed and ready to go...
when you let off the 2 step button, it sends voltage to the Nitrous kit and away you go...
safe and reliable
simply put...
Relay 1
30 - 12v from battery or ign on source
85 - 12v activation from 2 step button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to 2 step controller
87a - 12v output to relay 2 pin 30
Relay 2
30 - 12v from pin 87a of relay 1
85 - 12v activation from Nitrous Activation button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to Nitrous Controller activation or to WOT window switch
87a - Not Used
effectively, pin 87 is used when you activate the relay coil by putting 12v to pin 85
pin 87a is the wire that comes out of the coil when you dont have power to pin 85
so when you hold your 2 step button, nitrous is off..but you leave it armed and ready to go...
when you let off the 2 step button, it sends voltage to the Nitrous kit and away you go...
safe and reliable
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you need two relays...
simply put...
Relay 1
30 - 12v from battery or ign on source
85 - 12v activation from 2 step button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to 2 step controller
87a - 12v output to relay 2 pin 30
Relay 2
30 - 12v from pin 87a of relay 1
85 - 12v activation from Nitrous Activation button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to Nitrous Controller activation or to WOT window switch
87a - Not Used
effectively, pin 87 is used when you activate the relay coil by putting 12v to pin 85
pin 87a is the wire that comes out of the coil when you dont have power to pin 85
so when you hold your 2 step button, nitrous is off..but you leave it armed and ready to go...
when you let off the 2 step button, it sends voltage to the Nitrous kit and away you go...
safe and reliable
simply put...
Relay 1
30 - 12v from battery or ign on source
85 - 12v activation from 2 step button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to 2 step controller
87a - 12v output to relay 2 pin 30
Relay 2
30 - 12v from pin 87a of relay 1
85 - 12v activation from Nitrous Activation button
86 - Ground
87 - 12 Output to Nitrous Controller activation or to WOT window switch
87a - Not Used
effectively, pin 87 is used when you activate the relay coil by putting 12v to pin 85
pin 87a is the wire that comes out of the coil when you dont have power to pin 85
so when you hold your 2 step button, nitrous is off..but you leave it armed and ready to go...
when you let off the 2 step button, it sends voltage to the Nitrous kit and away you go...
safe and reliable
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Mine has a second relay to interrupt the main relay any time the clutch is pressed.
Have a wire from that relay and a wire from the two step going to the clutch switch. Any time clutch is pressed, nitrous is turned off and two step is activated. Been working great for a while.
It'd be the same wiring for a trans brake interrupt
Have a wire from that relay and a wire from the two step going to the clutch switch. Any time clutch is pressed, nitrous is turned off and two step is activated. Been working great for a while.
It'd be the same wiring for a trans brake interrupt
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Mine has a second relay to interrupt the main relay any time the clutch is pressed.
Have a wire from that relay and a wire from the two step going to the clutch switch. Any time clutch is pressed, nitrous is turned off and two step is activated. Been working great for a while.
It'd be the same wiring for a trans brake interrupt
Have a wire from that relay and a wire from the two step going to the clutch switch. Any time clutch is pressed, nitrous is turned off and two step is activated. Been working great for a while.
It'd be the same wiring for a trans brake interrupt
What do you think of this? I have not tried it but like Tyler, looking for
2 step solns for 6spd. This prevents the 2 step from activating on movement. Not sure if the VSS (pin50) will work as I think.
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Mine has a second relay to interrupt the main relay any time the clutch is pressed.
Have a wire from that relay and a wire from the two step going to the clutch switch. Any time clutch is pressed, nitrous is turned off and two step is activated. Been working great for a while.
It'd be the same wiring for a trans brake interrupt
Have a wire from that relay and a wire from the two step going to the clutch switch. Any time clutch is pressed, nitrous is turned off and two step is activated. Been working great for a while.
It'd be the same wiring for a trans brake interrupt
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Just curious guys. Are you using a micro switch on your clutch or a factory switch or what? Also, is the switch at the bottom by the floor or at the top where the clutch pedal would be fully released.
When I used to run a 2step I think I had it wired into a switch up at the top (like a cruise deactivation switch), but I'm not sure if it should be there or at the bottom.
When I used to run a 2step I think I had it wired into a switch up at the top (like a cruise deactivation switch), but I'm not sure if it should be there or at the bottom.
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6sp with nitrous and 2 step here...
my 2 steps wired to bottom starter enable switch so with clutch is at bottom 2step is armed and the nitrous goes through MSD rpm window switch throttle body WOT switch fuel pressure safety switch and then the cruise control switch at the top of the clutch pedal so once clutch is out it starts spraying!!!!!!!!!! works great clutch is 2step on drop clutch 2step shuts off nitrous kicks in!! and hits like a 3500lb hammer off the line
my 2 steps wired to bottom starter enable switch so with clutch is at bottom 2step is armed and the nitrous goes through MSD rpm window switch throttle body WOT switch fuel pressure safety switch and then the cruise control switch at the top of the clutch pedal so once clutch is out it starts spraying!!!!!!!!!! works great clutch is 2step on drop clutch 2step shuts off nitrous kicks in!! and hits like a 3500lb hammer off the line
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You will use 2 relays to do so. Any other way is wrong. You will have your main relay which goes to the 12v side of the solenoids . And your second relay will be wired to interrupt the ground that activates the main nitrous solenoid by breaking the ground from the micro switch whenever the clutche is pressed, 2 step, or trans brake is activated. I will draw up a diagram and post it.