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    Launch Control

    Hi guys,

    Nowadays there's lots of ECU that offers Launch Ctrl...But is there any diff between what diff ECU has to offer?

    hmm...

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    say what?

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    is all launch ctrl on ECU such as AEM, Hondata, Motec, Autronic etc etc the same???

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    Pretty much, it's just basically an ignition cut... more commonly referred to as a 'two-step' rev-limiter...

    Unless you are talking about traction control as well, whereby the answer is no, they are not all the same...

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    thx..

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    Quote Originally Posted by RICER23Q View Post
    Pretty much, it's just basically an ignition cut... more commonly referred to as a 'two-step' rev-limiter...

    Unless you are talking about traction control as well, whereby the answer is no, they are not all the same...

    Unless your talking about launch control.

    There are two tyes, ignition and fuel cut.

    On an NA car, they are the basically the same.
    On a FI car, its the difference between 1-3psi off the line, or 10-20psi. Ignition giving the later. But its also the difference between turbo turbo longevity. Being the former, fuel.
    [TNT] Team No Traction - Cos No Traction Is Underrated

    Two turbos, is better then one.

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    are there detrimental effects of running ignition cut on an mild 'bolt ons' NA engine?
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    Na. The downsides come from the engine pushing all the fuel into the turbo charger, where it tends to explode. This causes premature wear/failure of the turbo bearings/wheels/shafts.
    [TNT] Team No Traction - Cos No Traction Is Underrated

    Two turbos, is better then one.

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    Good, cos ignition cut sounds more fun than fuel cut.

    edit - oh wait, logically this could be to the detriment of my cat?

    Although i am using a metallic cat.
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    ignition cut sounds far more spectacular,but cats dont like it at all,even metal cats.Exhaust valves dont like it either.

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    ignition cut = flames?????????????
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    Tuned by DYNODAVE
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    0-400m:
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    no not always..sometimes

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