Deactivating nitrous in neutral
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4th Gear
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Deactivating nitrous in neutral
A little background on my set up. I have a built LQ9 that I’m running a rear mount turbo on. I will be adding nitrous as well for cooling benefits and to help spool. I am also running a lnc2000 That I plan on using for wide-open throttle shifting and also anti-lag. My question is how do I stop the nitrous from spraying when I am doing wide open throttle shifting?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: South Florida FL
if you're using nitrous it for spooling/cooling, with your nitrous window switch, deactivate the nitrous before your RPM limiter.
Last edited by FourG63 97GST; May 22, 2020 at 06:02 PM.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Elkhart, Texas
Bumping an old thread but I'm doing this on my setup.
LNC2000 with two step on a clutch micro switch (12+ Switched).
When the clutch is depressed I send a 12v signal to the LNC which activates the two step. co-currently I am using that 12v signal to show a 12v signal on my nitrous outlet promax controller as a 'trans brake' which kills the nitrous everytime the clutch is depressed.
Another option would be two relays with the clutch relay feeding the nitrous activation relay.
LNC2000 with two step on a clutch micro switch (12+ Switched).
When the clutch is depressed I send a 12v signal to the LNC which activates the two step. co-currently I am using that 12v signal to show a 12v signal on my nitrous outlet promax controller as a 'trans brake' which kills the nitrous everytime the clutch is depressed.
Another option would be two relays with the clutch relay feeding the nitrous activation relay.
