Thread: Rev Limiters?

TunerCode has the exact same feature, which is called set launch.

You select the desired RPM you want your launch control to be set at with the throttle pedal and you take the shifter out of gear and it sets your launch control at that RPM. When you move the throttle when the engine is not running, it will move your tach to change the set launch limiter.

NO, you don't need a "Calum ECU". (A "Calum ECU" is a stock ECU with a Calum daughter board.)

TunerCode will run on ANY daughter board that works with ANY of the TunerCode supported stock ECUs.

TunerCode is not a "tune". TunerCode is custom firmware (a program) that runs on the ECU that aids in, and allows tuning. It also provides extensive data logging and custom features.

Thanks,
Dave

I don't think he developed it. That is a TunerCode feature called "Set Launch".

Dave

I don't think either, I just didn't know it was a built in feature in Tunercode

Wait, if 2000GSR is an Integra, maybe he did develop it. TunerCode is just for Nissans.

Dave

FYI
MDM Tsuru

'95 Nissan 2000 GSR

Dave, weren't you developing the ability to use a spark-cut as a rev-limiter as well?

It is in the TunerCode V5 firmware.. it has been released for a while now.

True, haven't bought the upgrade yet (other priorities).

But it's a better option for rev-limiting, right? No worries about leaning out the mixture.

It is primarily used for launch control or an anti lag setup, but really either will work ok.