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41099, NOS activation Posted by nosgs, Aug-16-02 04:48 AM
Just wondering if you guys are sick of using that damn arming switch, to activate the juice. Well I got sick of it and bought a Greddy Profec B remote push button for my steering wheel. The way it works is the arming switch just arms, and is ready till full throttle when you push the button oh ya it's great. No more take off flip up toggle switch, and put your hand back on the shifter to shift, and then flip the switch down. That got old real fast. It's a little spendy but believe me it's worth it .
JUst wanted to help those sick of that toggle, or the red covered toggle.:thumbsup ;-)
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41100, RE: NOS activation Posted by Attrayant, Aug-17-02 06:14 AM
if you say so, mr. spilner. ;)
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41101, RE: NOS activation Posted by tacoman123, Aug-19-02 04:33 AM
I seriously love the idea of a toggle switch, considering I have an auto, and I don't have to shift between gears :-)
Anyways, IMO an arming switch is the most secure way, hmm.. think about this, you are stuck in traffic, and you try to turn up your system, and oops wrong button ;-)
~Tacoman
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41102, RE: NOS activation Posted by nosgs, Aug-20-02 12:43 AM
sorry, but having a push button is a lot more user friendly. The selenoids only have power when toggle is on. Then at wide open throttle you can use the button on the steering wheel. Think of it this way you leave your toggle up on accident, soon as you rev up on it what do you think is going to happen. YOur going to rear end somebody in traffic. Just having a toggle is not a good Idea. This way you have control, plus safety features aswell.
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41103, RE: NOS activation Posted by tacoman123, Aug-20-02 07:10 AM
When I (in bold) mean toggle switch..
I mean like a switch that arms it, and you use a push button to release the nitrous (having both).
I thought you meant by having the switch both arm it and release it at the same time.
Thanks
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