Introducing the DynoTune Time Delay Switch!!!!
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Introducing the DynoTune Time Delay Switch!!!! Use this Microprocessor controlled DynoTune Time Delay Switch to activate a second stage of Nitrous oxide or use it to delay your single stage to help traction! Priced at only $59.00!!!!
http://www.dynotune.org/store/Script...?idproduct=107
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http://www.dynotune.org/store/Script...?idproduct=107
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How many folks are running a time dealy? Boy is was a big deal on my 96 bird as traction out of the hole was poor. Once I added a time delay relay it made using the nitrous so much nicer. The small delay to let the tires hook was great. No more manually flipping the switch on 1/2 through first gear, to many things going on to play with the switch. Now I can drive the car LOL
Anyone else using a Timing switch?? Digiset brand?
Digiset is real expensive and very very big plus it cannot be mounted in the engine compartment. Were looking for feedback on this product compared to the Digi-Set. Please let us know what you think?
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Dan
Anyone else using a Timing switch?? Digiset brand?
Digiset is real expensive and very very big plus it cannot be mounted in the engine compartment. Were looking for feedback on this product compared to the Digi-Set. Please let us know what you think?
Thanks
Dan
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I use a Digiset and have it mounted in the car. That way you can adjust it as you head up to the line. A Digiset is only expensive if you buy it from any nitrous company. If you shop around the electronics companies you can get them pretty cheap. Apparently there's a severe racer markup applied to this item.
Personally, I like the packaging of yours. I'm assuming it's a make on break delay setup correct? Basically when 12v is taken away (transbrake) the timer will start?
Personally, I like the packaging of yours. I'm assuming it's a make on break delay setup correct? Basically when 12v is taken away (transbrake) the timer will start?
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Derty,
Thanks for the input. The unit will activate when 12v is applied just like Digiset. As far as load current it is rated at 1 amp so a relay is required. The DigiSet will work at higher current but a relay is still required.
Thanks!
Dan
Thanks for the input. The unit will activate when 12v is applied just like Digiset. As far as load current it is rated at 1 amp so a relay is required. The DigiSet will work at higher current but a relay is still required.
Thanks!
Dan
