98redorangeta

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What are the limitations of each? Is one better for a big shot vs a smaller shot?

I am mostly concerned with guys trying to keep 10 bolts alive on autos with under 200 shots. So if traction isn't the only motivation does that change things?

NitrousExpress

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My personal preference is a single stage w/ progressive setup. I feel that you have more control over the system that way. Also when changing the progressive ramp you don't have to adjust the tune as you would when running 2 complete stages.


-Chris

Bowtiedford

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I like the 2 stage, but I use it right out of the hole, and then if needed to play catchup I use the 2nd stage. I usually use 150 first and then 100 second stage. I like the control better when I have to hit it and then possible let up and then rehit it again.

98redorangeta

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Bow tie do you have both on a push button or do you have controller hooked to both stages?

Bowtiedford

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my setup is a little different then most, I use a hand held push button for the 1st stage and a foot switch for the second. My car is setup for a sleeper look.