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5ltretr

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I'm ready to purchase the SMC, unless I can find a trick controller setup similair to SMC for DIY kit.

Any thoughts?
 
Yes, definitely look into Razor's controller. On my diy kit, I don't have a "trick" controller. What is it you need to control? :confused:
 
Red,

I kinda like the progressive option on the SMC controller also the variable spray on point. $499 is kinda high though
 
Originally posted by pdq4av6
Do a search under Razor he has an progressive controller set-up for diy alky kits for $139.00 complete everything to hook it up. You will of course have to provide your own alky system.hth John :)


Hmmmmm..... I didn't know there was a set price on the PAC system yet? I think Julio is still testing it. Unless, I am last to know about this?

Bo
 
Ya guys are making me blush, :)

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/bc/idoxlr8_70/lst?.dir=/87+GN+Controller+Install&.view=t

This is the standard controller..by the time you add the controller to the DIY kit, your still a hundred dollars better than the SMC kit and have a pump thats methanol compatible. Let alone, you will never outgrow that pump, the controller also becuase of the pump, will let you run pressures in excess of 135-150 PSI if you fully cranked the knob. Its like a pump speed 20.

The progressive is still in the works(search for thread PAC), it is functional and working as should, just need to be QC'd for a couple more weeks. But realize it will require a 3 bar MAP and could use an electric alcohol pressure guage to dial it in. The standard controller is fully ready to go..just needs a home :)

Also...

Debating on making a 2 bar progressive for the transitional knock issue, that way the expense of the 3 bar map is spared...but no-one has said they want one :)
 
Razor's controller is just another option that you have with a DIY system. You can add what (ie. lites,switches,gauges,2nd stages etc.) you want and know what you have. If something isn't working, it's something that you installed and can readily replace. You have total control and knowledge of the system because it's simple and you put it together. You don't have to take off the kit and send it somewhere to have it repaired. ;)
 
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