NX Max 2 question
10-27-2005, 03:06 PM
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NX Max 2 question Does the Max 2 work in a set time frame, meaning once activated, it runs the program set for it, and does not reset? I am wondering this because I do not want it to "reset" when I lift my gas pedal to shift. (Unlike most, I actually do slightly lift on my shift!). Will the Max 2 work for this, and if yes, how long is this time before a reset/restart of the program?
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10-27-2005, 04:04 PM
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Ok there are serveral options here... depends on how good of a driver you are.. How fast you shift...
1st, set your trigger point at like 75% throttle and do not lift enough to less than 75% throttle, the box will not reset. OR stop spraying during the shift... I do not recomend this one. BECAUSE you miss a gear BOOOOOOMMM>
2nd Set the Maximizer 2 gears up, and set each ramp where you lift to kick up where you left off... Meaning you shift at 6000 and 40% 2nd gear needs to start at 40% and so on and so on..
option 3, set at RPM mode and let rip.
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1st, set your trigger point at like 75% throttle and do not lift enough to less than 75% throttle, the box will not reset. OR stop spraying during the shift... I do not recomend this one. BECAUSE you miss a gear BOOOOOOMMM>
2nd Set the Maximizer 2 gears up, and set each ramp where you lift to kick up where you left off... Meaning you shift at 6000 and 40% 2nd gear needs to start at 40% and so on and so on..
option 3, set at RPM mode and let rip.
Ricky
10-27-2005, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Somebody09
YOU tell the Maximizer how long you want to wait before it resets. Mine's set for 30 seconds.
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10-28-2005, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Airwolf
Thanks for the input. This unit sounds better everytime I inquire about it.
Hurry up and get one Mike so we can check it out.
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10-28-2005, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Mine just got here, going to pick it up in a couple of minutes. The fun part is rewiring the whole system.
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Let us know how you like it and post up some pictures when your done.
