Harlan 2-step/tbrake/nitrous help needed!
12V Ign directly to the tbrake solenoid
ground to the momentary button on the shifter than to the tbrake solenoid .the brake works great .
i tapped the white wire on the harlan 2 step between the button and solenoid to give it a momentary gorund while holding the tbrake button.
I can get it to work but i have to tap the momentary 1 time to arm the 2 step. than hold it the 2nd time the 2 step works and will release when i let go of the momentary the 2nd time.
The problem is my tbrake botton has to be pressed for reverse to work on my glide. so its turning the 2 step on and off as i use reverse. I could wire a toggle switch in it so the 2 step is not in the circuit until turned on but thats just 1 more thing to remember at the line. i like to keep it simple. is there a way to wire it so the arm and on function works with only 1 push of the momentary? I dont want to have to doubel press it. And a revlimiter in reverse woun't hurt me so this would be ideal.
I tried putting the gray and the white togeather to both get the momentary ground and also giving the gray an all-time ground. neither worked.
2nd question. I have never used the 2 step. how acurate are they at stoping the revs? I want to start with it set at 3K and have the nitrous come on almost imediate. I could wire another relay so it will send 12V to my FJO so the nitrous will not be on on the brake but i have enough electrical **** i don't want any more. so what is the fluctuation on these boxes? will 200 rpm be enough of a window to keep it off on the brake?
I tried asking in the external section but noene likes to reply in there. I figured this would be the best place for a reply.
as for timing. i ran my 2 step at 3k with a 10th delay in the timmer and never had an issue, so im guessing in 1 tenth after my brake was reliesed im sure it was around 200-300 rpm so im going to say you should be fine with that. just dont turn it to low i did have a back fire leaving at 3k no delay.
as for timing. i ran my 2 step at 3k with a 10th delay in the timmer and never had an issue, so im guessing in 1 tenth after my brake was reliesed im sure it was around 200-300 rpm so im going to say you should be fine with that. just dont turn it to low i did have a back fire leaving at 3k no delay.
my computer is under the dash and not 1 wire from the 2 step runs under the hood. its very nice.
12V Ign directly to the tbrake solenoid
ground to the momentary button on the shifter than to the tbrake solenoid .the brake works great .
i tapped the white wire on the harlan 2 step between the button and solenoid to give it a momentary gorund while holding the tbrake button.
I can get it to work but i have to tap the momentary 1 time to arm the 2 step. than hold it the 2nd time the 2 step works and will release when i let go of the momentary the 2nd time.
The problem is my tbrake botton has to be pressed for reverse to work on my glide. so its turning the 2 step on and off as i use reverse. I could wire a toggle switch in it so the 2 step is not in the circuit until turned on but thats just 1 more thing to remember at the line. i like to keep it simple. is there a way to wire it so the arm and on function works with only 1 push of the momentary? I dont want to have to doubel press it. And a revlimiter in reverse woun't hurt me so this would be ideal.
I tried putting the gray and the white togeather to both get the momentary ground and also giving the gray an all-time ground. neither worked.
2nd question. I have never used the 2 step. how acurate are they at stoping the revs? I want to start with it set at 3K and have the nitrous come on almost imediate. I could wire another relay so it will send 12V to my FJO so the nitrous will not be on on the brake but i have enough electrical **** i don't want any more. so what is the fluctuation on these boxes? will 200 rpm be enough of a window to keep it off on the brake?
I tried asking in the external section but noene likes to reply in there. I figured this would be the best place for a reply.
Last edited by Loudmouth LS1; Oct 22, 2007 at 12:33 PM.

