Mr Powell goes 8.95 @ 151!
11-21-2005, 06:56 PM
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I wouldn't consider a 1.43 60' 'working'. LMAO.
It's pretty basic. It has a KTRE 12-Bolt, QA1 shocks, stock springs, Wolfe Sway-Bar, Wolfe Dbl. Adj. Cntrl. Arms, BMR Extreme Duty Torque Arm, and a Hotchkis Panhard Bar.
It's pretty basic. It has a KTRE 12-Bolt, QA1 shocks, stock springs, Wolfe Sway-Bar, Wolfe Dbl. Adj. Cntrl. Arms, BMR Extreme Duty Torque Arm, and a Hotchkis Panhard Bar.
11-22-2005, 12:32 PM
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What kind of progressive controller?
I've got a delay in my NOS controller that I need to trace. I know 2 others that had a similiar problem. One was ground related and the other was MSD window switch.
I've got a delay in my NOS controller that I need to trace. I know 2 others that had a similiar problem. One was ground related and the other was MSD window switch.
11-22-2005, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by next
What kind of progressive controller?
I've got a delay in my NOS controller that I need to trace. I know 2 others that had a similiar problem. One was ground related and the other was MSD window switch.
I've got a delay in my NOS controller that I need to trace. I know 2 others that had a similiar problem. One was ground related and the other was MSD window switch.
Same amount of Juice just more NOIDS...
11-22-2005, 03:47 PM
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Sean - When I get this worked out, then it's hang on.
Ben - y'all ever had any issues with it wanting to delay and are you running an MSD window switch?
Originally Posted by Ben R
Chris has the same controller as you, Next.
11-22-2005, 03:55 PM
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This is the first time we've ever had a problem with it. But then again It was just rewired. Yes we are running a MSD brand window switch.
I think its because my ON pill was at 3500, and it fell down to fast. But then again I'm not sure. What did you have to do?
I think its because my ON pill was at 3500, and it fell down to fast. But then again I'm not sure. What did you have to do?
11-22-2005, 04:37 PM
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Chris,
I haven't figured my delay out yet. Taner has the same controller and had a delay that was due to a grounding issue. Someone else told me they had the same issue and solved it when they bypassed the MSD window switch. I'm trying to avoid that. When I figure mine out I'll let you know.
I haven't figured my delay out yet. Taner has the same controller and had a delay that was due to a grounding issue. Someone else told me they had the same issue and solved it when they bypassed the MSD window switch. I'm trying to avoid that. When I figure mine out I'll let you know.
11-23-2005, 02:38 AM
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Originally Posted by GueSS Who
On Old Man's car we have the same controller with not safety equipment. There is no delay whatsoever. 1.27 60ft.
Same here. No problems. 1.25 60ft
11-26-2005, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Powell
Yeah I probably just need to check the wiring or see if it was just that windowswitch pill
CONGRATS Powell. About time that thing was ready to go again. Let me know next time you go out.
