View Full Version : bee*r using rev 2 as the main cut harmful?
Gold Zenki
10-09-2014, 07:15 PM
question is, has any one used the rev 2 setting as your main limiter and left rev 1 as the (lauch control function).. im just curious as to will prolonged use (being grounded) affect the unit?
ive googled cant find my answer thanks guys, if u dont know just dont post please...... flame on!!:drama:
e30gangsta
10-09-2014, 07:29 PM
If im not mistaken those boxes are ignition cut off. As long as the stock ecu doesnt cut the fuel and its just an ignition cut off. You should be fine.
Gold Zenki
10-09-2014, 07:31 PM
i dont mean harm to the motor. i mean harm to the bee*r unit, because ill mainly be using the grounded wire to run rev 2 as my main limiter. as opposed to its rev 1 setting (traditionally used as the main)
AFSil80
10-09-2014, 08:43 PM
Silly question, but did you wire it up backwards or something? And if so, did you do so deliberately?
I had one of these on my car, but I wired it up using the schematics from the Driftworks website and it functioned normally.
benarovi
10-09-2014, 08:55 PM
why would you do that. rev 1 is wired through the CAS. rev 2 is wired through a switch. like ebrake or clutch pedal
Gold Zenki
10-09-2014, 08:55 PM
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hahah yea its deliberate. trying to use the pre existin clutch switch as my trigger.. so when clutch is in, it can be used as launch control/antilag.
i made this crazy wiring using a relay so that i could use rev 2 as the intended launch control but that includes a mess of wirig that can be simplified if i do it the revised way lol.. :rimshot:
Gold Zenki
10-09-2014, 09:00 PM
no existing factory ebrake, and tat wouldnt work for what i want... also using the clutch sensor cuts the ground signal when clutch is pushed, and so i wired a 5prong relay in order to make it work. but it just makes for a bunch of wirig that could be avoided :coolugh:
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