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Like.. how do you activate it? Is it always activated if you're at 0mph or do you have to flip a switch. Was thinking about it today at work and realized you wouldn't be able to do burnouts if you couldn't control when it was activated.
I don't know the answer to that. I don't do burnouts if I can help it, I like my tires to last. I think you'd have to turn it off manually with a new flash or through an ostrich.
i don't really do burnouts either but i'd kinda like the option. I dunno, i'm just debating if i want to get it or not when i have phearable chip my ecu. I think blake would know the answer to this question but i dunno if he's on right now.
2 step are always active when you have them in place. Their function is to help prevent burn outs and help you lanuch better, you really cant hook it up to a switch since it's program in the ECU you would need to turn it off thru an ostrich or re burn the chip.
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i'm aware of the function of a 2-step. I just didn't think about the way Crome keeps it activated at all times until today. I've played aroudn with my dad's car which has an MSD one that can be activated/deactivated when you want.
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