So I wanna do 2 step on my automatic 95 integra.
I don't really know much about the ecu or chipping it.
Basically, what do I have to get to have 2 step on my car?
It's a stock LS b18b1 motor.
I know there's not really a point for it on an automatic car. But yea.
Any info would be very much appreciated.

 

You don't put a two step on an auto... A higher stall converter, a transbrake, but not a twostep.

 

What's that? I want it mostly for the backfire noise.

 

you're going to **** something up in no time

 

you can't. the converter won't allow you to get to the rpm needed.

 

You technically can. You would set it up just below the stall speed of the torque converter. In a turbo application you would set it up in conjunction with the booost level you'd like to leave the line at. Why one would want to is beyond me. A transbrake is the better option.

 

just dont. its pointless and a waste of $. stop trying to be "cool" in front of your friends.

 

put it in neutral and step on the gas. 7k rpm two step.

 

And just between RPM bounces yank the shifter back and go.

 

What's a transbrake?

 

Reading this made me feel embarrassed. Empathy sucks

 

is this a real thread? or

 

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