Enginetuner
11 June 2008, 11:17
SimTek/NO2 breaks cover!
Developed by Andy and Steve from SimTek, with much input from Andy F, initial dyno testing has proven fruitful with the SimTek ECU being used to run the wet nitrous system on our 2 litre classic. With such illustrious designers, and our staffs’ careful installation, naturally it worked like a charm right out of the box, adding an easy 100 ft lbs at 4000 rpm, and smiles all round. Utilising direct solenoid links, the SimTek will allow for a wide range of control strategies, including rpm and gear choice. Map switching will cover various fuelling and ignition profiles to suit. In short a leap ahead for drag stars!
We will be carrying out much more testing and setting up over the coming weeks, so interested parties should watch this space..
Developed by Andy and Steve from SimTek, with much input from Andy F, initial dyno testing has proven fruitful with the SimTek ECU being used to run the wet nitrous system on our 2 litre classic. With such illustrious designers, and our staffs’ careful installation, naturally it worked like a charm right out of the box, adding an easy 100 ft lbs at 4000 rpm, and smiles all round. Utilising direct solenoid links, the SimTek will allow for a wide range of control strategies, including rpm and gear choice. Map switching will cover various fuelling and ignition profiles to suit. In short a leap ahead for drag stars!
We will be carrying out much more testing and setting up over the coming weeks, so interested parties should watch this space..