ok, im looking into the msd 2 stage setup so i can set it for rpm to launch at so i can build boost at teh line etc. However, i’m getting pretty freaking lost. I’m not understanding how it cuts power/etc. Obviously, u have ur msd box. then wired into that, u have a 2 step or 3 step. well, if u put a chip in for say 4500 rpm for chip 1, and chip 2 you set at the redline–so say 7400. How does it know when to limit you to 4500 and when to 7400? Shouldn’t there be a cabin mounted switch or something??? I would think a little button on the shifter, or something on the bottom of the clutch pedal so while clutch is engaged, it trips the circuit…
also, is see they make adjustable modules-- have a little dial and u turn it to the desired rpm. i much rather have that setup so i dont have to fuck w/ pills.
so, anyone who has some familiarity care to explain this to me…
My Digital 6 has 2 knobs for setting redlines. stage 1 and stage 2, you can set stage 1 to a switch in the cab for launching; say around 3500 rpm, and stage 2 for the run, say 7100 rpm
Originally posted by fiveohmatt if you have a line lock wire the switch to it there should be a wire that when you put power too it will engage the two-step
wow… where have u been??
Originally posted by vw16vcabby ok, im looking into the msd 2 stage setup so i can set it for rpm to launch at so i can build boost at teh line etc. However, i’m getting pretty freaking lost. I’m not understanding how it cuts power/etc. Obviously, u have ur msd box. then wired into that, u have a 2 step or 3 step. well, if u put a chip in for say 4500 rpm for chip 1, and chip 2 you set at the redline–so say 7400. How does it know when to limit you to 4500 and when to 7400? Shouldn’t there be a cabin mounted switch or something??? I would think a little button on the shifter, or something on the bottom of the clutch pedal so while clutch is engaged, it trips the circuit…
also, is see they make adjustable modules-- have a little dial and u turn it to the desired rpm. i much rather have that setup so i dont have to fuck w/ pills.
so, anyone who has some familiarity care to explain this to me…
You can hook it up to your clutch switch so that when the clutch is pressed, it switchs to the step 1 lower rev limit. Then when you let off the clutch it goes back to your step2 high rev limit. Some people say that this way as the clutch wears the contact changes. So they hook it to a push botton momentary switch. The cool thing is that when your on the low RPM that thing is going to be stuttering and backfiring. Everybody in the area will have there eyes on you. And all the dumbass’s will think your cars about to blow up;)