Who is currently running Autronic on big HP engine? Did you setup the antilag and launch control?
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Who is currently running Autronic on big HP engine? Did you setup the antilag and launch control?
I think I am going to go piggyback w/ Garrett BB turbo and want some BTDT. Lots of people say its inexpensive and works very well if you know a bit about tuning. Do all or most VAG sensors interface - especially speed control sensors.
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Rod
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I think Lucas and Big Nipple are running that setup, not sure if they are using antilag or launch
control though. I am about to go stand alone from 034 and will be running launch control and no-lift-shifting.
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Paging Lucas and the Nipple person; give up some feedback on Autronics
Off line if you prefer. Particularly interested in antilag, and the compatability of the VAG speed sensors with the launch/flat shifting/ and traction control. Have you explored and what were your findings. I flat foot shift already on drag, but what is advantage of Autronics in this arena, does it call the antilag during shifts? Otherwise I always keep my foot to floor but do get the normal initial boost lag after letting out clutch - what are they really calling the flat foot shifting?
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Rod
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The unit will keep it at a set rpm and if you never close the throttle
you sould never see a drop in boost unless your rpms drop low enough to put you below where you make boost.
Flat foot shifting is called, power or speed shifting or no-lift shifting. I would never do this on a stock ecu since there is no rev limiter when there is no load on the engine, but I am sure there is one with your stand alone. You could set yours up to retard the hell out of the timing during no-lift shifts, this will cause the turbo to spool up even more between shifts.
Flat foot shifting is called, power or speed shifting or no-lift shifting. I would never do this on a stock ecu since there is no rev limiter when there is no load on the engine, but I am sure there is one with your stand alone. You could set yours up to retard the hell out of the timing during no-lift shifts, this will cause the turbo to spool up even more between shifts.
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