Jacobs mastermind?
06-06-2006, 08:38 AM
#22
if you need or want a progressive controller, its great.
not everyone needs a progressive controller... they're mostly used when:
you have traction issues.
you want to be sneaky.
you're trying to put a large hit on a stock shortblock and want to keep the cyl pressures lower while still hitting it off the line.
most guys spraying 150 or less dont use one unless they're trying to be sneaky, or they intend to up the shot later. if you're eventually going to need one, its best to get it now because you can save cash by not buying a window switch now, and you can skip installing a WOT switch and use the built in TPS switch.
not everyone needs a progressive controller... they're mostly used when:
you have traction issues.
you want to be sneaky.
you're trying to put a large hit on a stock shortblock and want to keep the cyl pressures lower while still hitting it off the line.
most guys spraying 150 or less dont use one unless they're trying to be sneaky, or they intend to up the shot later. if you're eventually going to need one, its best to get it now because you can save cash by not buying a window switch now, and you can skip installing a WOT switch and use the built in TPS switch.
