Aftermarket Rev Limiters
Aftermarket Rev Limiters Hello,
I know that there are several companies selling 2 step rev limiters. Companies like Synergy and Harlen Engineering (dont know if they were sponsor but they came up in my searches).
Now for the question, I know that Thunder Racing is selling these MSD Soft Touch Rev Limiters but I need to by the Rev Limiter and the (2 or 3 step seperatly) Will this work with my OEM ignition. (Here is the link of the MSD Rev Limiter) http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=3&pcid=267
Now if the MSD unit is not work then where can I get the 2 step that I heard that Harlan and Synergy sell. I cant quite find a website for Synergy and the Harlan website says that they are not available anymore.
Tilly
I know that there are several companies selling 2 step rev limiters. Companies like Synergy and Harlen Engineering (dont know if they were sponsor but they came up in my searches).
Now for the question, I know that Thunder Racing is selling these MSD Soft Touch Rev Limiters but I need to by the Rev Limiter and the (2 or 3 step seperatly) Will this work with my OEM ignition. (Here is the link of the MSD Rev Limiter) http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=3&pcid=267
Now if the MSD unit is not work then where can I get the 2 step that I heard that Harlan and Synergy sell. I cant quite find a website for Synergy and the Harlan website says that they are not available anymore.
Tilly
Hello,
I know that there are several companies selling 2 step rev limiters. Companies like Synergy and Harlen Engineering (dont know if they were sponsor but they came up in my searches).
Now for the question, I know that Thunder Racing is selling these MSD Soft Touch Rev Limiters but I need to by the Rev Limiter and the (2 or 3 step seperatly) Will this work with my OEM ignition. (Here is the link of the MSD Rev Limiter) http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=3&pcid=267
Now if the MSD unit is not work then where can I get the 2 step that I heard that Harlan and Synergy sell. I cant quite find a website for Synergy and the Harlan website says that they are not available anymore.
Tilly
I know that there are several companies selling 2 step rev limiters. Companies like Synergy and Harlen Engineering (dont know if they were sponsor but they came up in my searches).
Now for the question, I know that Thunder Racing is selling these MSD Soft Touch Rev Limiters but I need to by the Rev Limiter and the (2 or 3 step seperatly) Will this work with my OEM ignition. (Here is the link of the MSD Rev Limiter) http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=3&pcid=267
Now if the MSD unit is not work then where can I get the 2 step that I heard that Harlan and Synergy sell. I cant quite find a website for Synergy and the Harlan website says that they are not available anymore.
Tilly
I ran a MSD 7AL-3 which had 3 rev limiters and timing retard built in which was nice but that was on a carburated application.
I want something where I can consistently launch the car at a certain rpm, and to have a rev limiter right after my shift point (i am an m6).
Its a stock setup and I do not want to rely on the factor rev limiter on cutting fuel and also I do not plan to go with a non-EFI setup,
Its a stock setup and I do not want to rely on the factor rev limiter on cutting fuel and also I do not plan to go with a non-EFI setup,
I want something where I can consistently launch the car at a certain rpm, and to have a rev limiter right after my shift point (i am an m6).
Its a stock setup and I do not want to rely on the factor rev limiter on cutting fuel and also I do not plan to go with a non-EFI setup,
Its a stock setup and I do not want to rely on the factor rev limiter on cutting fuel and also I do not plan to go with a non-EFI setup,
Not sure exactly what brand you want but maybe this will work.
http://www.lingenfelter.com/store/lnc-001r.html
Not sure but it was the only thing I found really quick, but I am not sure if it is a true two step or just a switch activated lower rpm rev limit.
Last edited by RAGENZ28; Dec 20, 2007 at 01:19 AM.
I see so a 2 step will work great.
Not sure exactly what brand you want but maybe this will work.
http://www.lingenfelter.com/store/lnc-001r.html
Not sure but it was the only thing I found really quick, but I am not sure if it is a true two step or just a switch activated lower rpm rev limit.
Not sure exactly what brand you want but maybe this will work.
http://www.lingenfelter.com/store/lnc-001r.html
Not sure but it was the only thing I found really quick, but I am not sure if it is a true two step or just a switch activated lower rpm rev limit.
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I just dont like how the factory manages the revlimit by cutting fuel. i would rather have some one cut spark. Lingenfelter looks good, what about the MSD unit that I showed you guys in my first post.
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Verdad Gallardo I've not known folks running MSD stuff, but it looks interesting, here is the link I was looking at:
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=3&pcid=267
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=3&pcid=267
hmmm, does anyone have pictures of the MSD Soft Touch Rev Control that is not for the MSD 6T, 6TN, or MSD 6HVC Ignitions.
Been doing a lot of internet research seems to be a lack of information on this module.
Been doing a lot of internet research seems to be a lack of information on this module.
I'd just run a switch that activates when the clutch is fully compressed and then released it shuts off, then you could have some kind of timer that kills the signal to the switch for a certain amount of time so it doesn't hit the lower rev limiter again when you press in the clutch to shift.
As far as the cog drive have you seen the ATI ones? I think they have something that disengages so the pulley can change speeds on deceleration, kind of like a bike freewheeling.
