Anyone have pics of Synergy 2-Step installed
Originally Posted by 98turbls1
John i was thinking and figured that we could just extend the wires and install it inside of your car...Put it behind your carpet up high on the passenger side..
Don't have a pic yet, but Synergy installed mine on the pasenger side fender well. Makes it easy to get to and easy to wire up. The wiring that goes inside the car is pretty long so should reach most anywhere in the dash or console area.
Dan
Dan
Here is where mine was, dont have any real good pics and the wires laying around are for the injector impedence converter I was wiring in. I had mine control the trans brake so I wanted it close to the batt +.
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Verdad Gallardo You can put it inside, better there for a DD probably as long as you can get to it. But its not something you have to adjust a lot so it doesnt matter really as long as the wires are long enough. I went to radio shack and bought a 12 pin moldex connector and put it on there though in case something happened and I suspected the box, that way I could just unplug it for service or testing..
Originally Posted by kp
Here is where mine was, dont have any real good pics and the wires laying around are for the injector impedence converter I was wiring in. I had mine control the trans brake so I wanted it close to the batt +.
Originally Posted by kp
Two 1/8" stainless sheetmetal screws will hold it
But the double sided tape would too if it was clean, not like it would go anywhere if the tape let go..
But the double sided tape would too if it was clean, not like it would go anywhere if the tape let go..
Originally Posted by 98turbls1
If you clean the entire surface with alcohol pads and it was completely sterile it would hold pretty well I bet... Just try it and if it moves then screw it down..
When do you want to do this John??? I'll look at my car to see where there is room to mount it inside...Believe me I've done some hard *** installs working car audio...This should be a snap....I think the harder part is going to just find the wires....Even that shouldn't be that hard...Do you have a multi meter??
Originally Posted by 98turbls1
When do you want to do this John??? I'll look at my car to see where there is room to mount it inside...Believe me I've done some hard *** installs working car audio...This should be a snap....I think the harder part is going to just find the wires....Even that shouldn't be that hard...Do you have a multi meter??
I don't have a multi meter but I can pick one up from a friend.
Originally Posted by 98turbls1
I'll make you a deal...Help me with my install and I'll help with you with yours...
Did you find some injectors yet? Get everything together and i'll help you with the install. trying to find them right now... What all needs to be found to install the two step??? Power, ground, cylinder coils, clutch, and what else?? I'm going to try to find a schematic of your car so that we won't have to look so much...They'll be pretty easy to find though... I'm figuring that we can trace wires back from the coils to the pcm so that it will be tied all in to one aggregate point...
Originally Posted by 98turbls1
trying to find them right now... What all needs to be found to install the two step??? Power, ground, cylinder coils, clutch, and what else?? I'm going to try to find a schematic of your car so that we won't have to look so much...They'll be pretty easy to find though... I'm figuring that we can trace wires back from the coils to the pcm so that it will be tied all in to one aggregate point...