2 step on 5 speed swapped da9
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You need to be a lot more specific with your questions, installing 2 step launch control is typically extremely straightforward but what that entails exactly depends entirely on what 2 step system you use.
Either way, you need to get the car running properly first. And then you need to do a ton of research on what sort of 2 step system you want so you can actually ask coherent questions that make sense.
Either way, you need to get the car running properly first. And then you need to do a ton of research on what sort of 2 step system you want so you can actually ask coherent questions that make sense.
You need to be a lot more specific with your questions, installing 2 step launch control is typically extremely straightforward but what that entails exactly depends entirely on what 2 step system you use.
Either way, you need to get the car running properly first. And then you need to do a ton of research on what sort of 2 step system you want so you can actually ask coherent questions that make sense.
Either way, you need to get the car running properly first. And then you need to do a ton of research on what sort of 2 step system you want so you can actually ask coherent questions that make sense.
oh really i apologize I figured that all chipped ecus would activate the 2 step the same way.wich would be When the clutch is pressed in.i guess I'll wait and ask again when I have the ecu in thanks.
Yeah you're right, we're only trying to help you not destroy your car, but those fb groups that tell you what you want to hear are more helpful in encouraging you to blindly engage in something you obviously know nothing about.
Enjoy your blown up car.
Enjoy your blown up car.
how will I blow it ? If anything give me advice don't bash me
Without knowing the pinout of your ECU, you could certainly destroy your ECU (and engine if you really F'd something up). Most people are here just to help fellow car enthusiasts.
If you want I can guess at your ECU (OBD1 P72) so your answer is B-7
If you want I can guess at your ECU (OBD1 P72) so your answer is B-7
Why did you get rid of the pr4? Assuming it was obd1, you could have converted it to 5 spd for $0 in less than 10 minutes. You dont need to wire in the clutch switch for crome btw, its based of the speed sensor to determine if the car is moving or not.
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