Need help with lmc2000 and NX plate kit install
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Need help with lmc2000 and NX plate kit install
I have a c5 vette and trying to figure out the best way to hook up the 2 step and nitrous, I already have line lock installed prior to this install so the instructions I got with the LNC-2000 are confusing me a little bit, I have the NX 102 plate kit and a lnc2000 retarder.. does this look right or do I have it all messed up? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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I have a c5 vette and trying to figure out the best way to hook up the 2 step and nitrous, I already have line lock installed prior to this install so the instructions I got with the LNC-2000 are confusing me a little bit, I have the NX 102 plate kit and a lnc2000 retarder.. does this look right or do I have it all messed up? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks]
If you want the best way to hook up your nitrous system, you need to add a window switch at the very least. You haven't mentioned which clutch switch you're planning on operating from, the top, bottom or new, independent switch. I recommend operating off either the top switch and making absolutely sure it's properly adjusted or operating off a completely independent switch so that you're electrically isolated.
edit: Your relay wiring won't work. I'll try and post something up for you in a bit that will solve the problem.
Last edited by BLOWNBLUEZ06; 07-05-2017 at 09:45 AM.
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Rather than drawing it up since I don't have the time, I will simply recommend that you wire your WOT switch to 12v and relocate your activation switch to going in between the output of the relay and your nitrous relay so that you can interrupt the nitrous. This way you can use the 2-step N/A or with the nitrous and use the switch to allow the nitrous to come on.
Don't ground the green wire. It's an "either/or" situation, and you already have the yellow triggering it. If you wire the green for ground activation, you'll never be able to run the engine beyond the set point of the LNC-2000. The system gets its hot and ground needed for operation from the coil harness.
Move the orange retard activation wire from where it currently sits to the nitrous relay output to the solenoids. That way, only when it's armed and the solenoids are active it will pull timing.
Don't ground the green wire. It's an "either/or" situation, and you already have the yellow triggering it. If you wire the green for ground activation, you'll never be able to run the engine beyond the set point of the LNC-2000. The system gets its hot and ground needed for operation from the coil harness.
Move the orange retard activation wire from where it currently sits to the nitrous relay output to the solenoids. That way, only when it's armed and the solenoids are active it will pull timing.
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I see what your saying about having it's own activation so I could use one without the other and think I'm gonna try doing it that way, also I forgot about a window switch, any certain one you reccomend and I will grab it today while I get a set of mounts for my noids. Thanks for the info and time to help me man I deffinently appreciate it!