Cutouts Modified (picture)
#1
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( problem solved ) Cutouts Modified (picture)
As stated below I tried some electric cutouts and found them to be at best troublesome. I decided to look further into the units. I found a terminal in the supplied harness so damaged it would only let about 6 volts to the motors. I repaired the problem and they work great !!!! I've scraped the below design.
I tried some electric units, found them to be junk. My V8 914 had a set of Ferrari mufflers which used a vacuum actuator. That system worked perfect and was fast reacting. Below is a picture of an electric unit fitted with a Vacuum actuator. First design is a bit ugly but works great.
Last edited by driveability; 05-18-2013 at 03:02 AM. Reason: Problem solved
#3
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dude they sell kits specifically designed for this application. i ordered mine through summit racing and i have not run into a single issue in the 8+ months of having them. they come with all the appropriate wiring and the switch (with a fused link) which you can mount to make it look proper
#4
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"dude they sell kits specifically designed for this application. i ordered mine through summit racing and i have not run into a single issue in the 8+ months of having them. they come with all the appropriate wiring and the switch (with a fused link) which you can mount to make it look proper"
I found the problem with the electric cutouts I was using. I grabbed a cigarette adapter ( from a box of spares) which cuts the 12 volts to 5 volts. That is why the throttle plates wouldn't move properly. I have everything working great. I did toss the kit switch and am using my own.
#7
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I could record something but it never (with my camera ) sounds right. In person is the best. I will say at idle its hard to tell the difference, but when boosting on the freeway against a wall aside ya it sounds like theres a jet exhaust down there. I find myself in manual mode much more because of the feedback from the exhaust.