Just double checking: Lingenfelter 2 step question...
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Just double checking: Lingenfelter 2 step question...
Ok, I'm using a Lingenfelter 2 step/timing control and not currently using the 2 step feature, just using it for timing control. I have my window switch set for 4000-6100, if I set the 2 step for less than 4000 it can't spray before launch, correct? I'm using a WOT switch as well, so that'll be engaged on the 2 step but the window switch will keep the nitrous off until I let go of the button, correct? Its the Dynotune 2 stage window switch everyone uses, FWIW. I just wanna make sure not to spray on the TB or 2 step.
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how would you set it up in a 6 speed to where you have the 2 step set to say 4000, and want the nitrous to engage soon as you let out the clutch? (at 4,000)
and have a window switch say from 4,000-6500
is there a way to have it NOT spray while your sitting there WOT on the 2 step, but engage soon as the clutch comes off the floor?
Chad
and have a window switch say from 4,000-6500
is there a way to have it NOT spray while your sitting there WOT on the 2 step, but engage soon as the clutch comes off the floor?
Chad
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how would you set it up in a 6 speed to where you have the 2 step set to say 4000, and want the nitrous to engage soon as you let out the clutch? (at 4,000)
and have a window switch say from 4,000-6500
is there a way to have it NOT spray while your sitting there WOT on the 2 step, but engage soon as the clutch comes off the floor?
Chad
and have a window switch say from 4,000-6500
is there a way to have it NOT spray while your sitting there WOT on the 2 step, but engage soon as the clutch comes off the floor?
Chad
There's a diagram in the instructions to show you how to wire it like that.