How does the Pearable 2 step launch control work? I asked him for it when he chipped my ecu. But how does it work? What do I need to do?

 

Do you know where he set it at? Mine is set a 4grand so when I am at a stop and floor the gas pedal it cuts out at 4grand. It will only work if the car is not in movement. Go out to your car and start it. Step on the gas pedal while at a complete stop and the rev limit will start wherever phearable set it at. Once the ECU reads the VSS is in motion then the 2 step is no longer functionable.

 

sound interesting. could other share if you like or dont like the phearable 2 step launch control? i just want to see other view on it. Im debating on ECU setup or MSD?

 

i had this in my Gsr, not only does your car have to be at a complete stop but your AC needs to also be turned off. At least thats how he set mine up. Never had problems with it.

:edit: off topic I had a guy break into my car and steal nothing but the ecu. Come to find out I knew the guy. He never knew about the launch control so I went to confront him one day and he denied it to the end. And then goes on to say "yo i didnt take your ecu, you can ride in my car the one i have doesnt even work, it wont rev past 4krpms out the dig" of course this was over the phone. Right there is where he told on himself. LOL.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SD_Lurker &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Do you know where he set it at? Mine is set a 4grand so when I am at a stop and floor the gas pedal it cuts out at 4grand. It will only work if the car is not in movement. Go out to your car and start it. Step on the gas pedal while at a complete stop and the rev limit will start wherever phearable set it at. Once the ECU reads the VSS is in motion then the 2 step is no longer functionable.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Correct

 

Any video phearable demo clips like the hondata demo clip? I would like to see it if someone have it.

With the 2 step would that fried the clutch?