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2009-08-17 23:07:32
#1
b14 launch control
i know calum was working on this, did he ever complete it does anybody have the adr for it??
2009-08-17 23:15:33
#2
Msd 6al with two step module.... The easy way out.....
2009-08-18 19:00:25
#3
Last I heard it didn't work. I know daveracer tried to figure it out but he couldn't. I tried asking Calum but he never answered me so I'm not sure.
2009-08-18 19:44:28
#4
Originally Posted by Topdog781
Msd 6al with two step module.... The easy way out.....


yea, i guess. adr is free though, haha.
2009-08-19 03:50:38
#5
Ive been lookng for a LC set up to...I've seen this cool kit from n2mb.com
2009-08-20 01:23:41
#6
Originally Posted by PEDRONX2k
Ive been lookng for a LC set up to...I've seen this cool kit from n2mb.com


yea, i don't see anything for sr20's though...does look pretty badass though and the price isn't ridiculous.
2009-08-20 04:59:53
#7
The 1M861 B14 bin already has a limited launch rev limit capability built in. You can't set the speed, as it is fixed at 0, and the hysteresis is fixed at 500 rpm, but you can set the following bin locations to enable it:

E5CA = Launch rev limit in 50 rpm steps (ex: 60 = 3000 rpm)
E5CC = 0

As soon as the car starts to move (speed > 0), this rev limit is disabled and the engine will rev above this set point. The 500 rpm hysteresis is pretty large so if you set the limit at 3000, the injectors will be cut at 3000, but won't start injecting again until rpm drops to 2500, or speed gets above 0.

Dave
2009-08-20 05:25:02
#8
Originally Posted by PEDRONX2k
Ive been lookng for a LC set up to...I've seen this cool kit from n2mb.com


That kit looks pretty cool but I am skeptical of the no lift shifting... I would like to see it in action though.
Originally Posted by dfddfd2
The 1M861 B14 bin already has a limited launch rev limit capability built in. You can't set the speed, as it is fixed at 0, and the hysteresis is fixed at 500 rpm, but you can set the following bin locations to enable it:

E5CA = Launch rev limit in 50 rpm steps (ex: 60 = 3000 rpm)
E5CC = 0

As soon as the car starts to move (speed > 0), this rev limit is disabled and the engine will rev above this set point. The 500 rpm hysteresis is pretty large so if you set the limit at 3000, the injectors will be cut at 3000, but won't start injecting again until rpm drops to 2500, or speed gets above 0.

Dave
There is your answer I guess.
2009-08-21 00:54:21
#9
Originally Posted by dfddfd2
The 1M861 B14 bin already has a limited launch rev limit capability built in. You can't set the speed, as it is fixed at 0, and the hysteresis is fixed at 500 rpm, but you can set the following bin locations to enable it:

E5CA = Launch rev limit in 50 rpm steps (ex: 60 = 3000 rpm)
E5CC = 0

As soon as the car starts to move (speed > 0), this rev limit is disabled and the engine will rev above this set point. The 500 rpm hysteresis is pretty large so if you set the limit at 3000, the injectors will be cut at 3000, but won't start injecting again until rpm drops to 2500, or speed gets above 0.

Dave


dave, you lost me a little bit. What is the 1M861 bin?? Is that a particular bin that you have? Or is that just the base bin for the b14? and I'm guessing the E5CA is the line that needs to be edited as well as the E5CC?

I was under the impression that the adr file had to be changed that it couldn't be done on the bin.
2009-08-21 02:35:37
#10
Mine works great on my NX. Don't know if anyone ever made it to work on the b14's or not.
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