2 step low rpm
 

Adding a 2 step, what are ya'll using for a chip at or below 3000rpm. I am footbraking it between 2800 and 3000 depending on spot on tree. Will it go higher on 2 step without pushing? All I see is an adjustable chip(screw adjustment) for rpm that low.

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On my footbrake bracket car, I put a Digital 6 in the car with a built in two step...it has the adjustment dials for setting the two step at low rpm. I launch it at 24-2500. From playing around with the launch, I found no difference in how the car pushes vs. the foot brake. Just added the convenience of matting the throttle as opposed to having to "dial the rpm". I can get it up to 31-3200 before it pushes.

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Car already has a 7al3 so I was trying to simplify things. I may just buy a couple of them, set them different and then label them accordingly.

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I use the adjustable unit - never had a problem. Set at 2600 - couldn't hold on the 3000 chip that I had.

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I have an adjustable chip brand new

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The adjustable chip for low rpm on two step works, you need an ohm meter to measure resistance to get rpm where you want it.

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If your car wants to push through the lights look at your rear brakes. On a hot track the front tires will side very easy.

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I used to have problems pushing through the lights. I have dual rear calibers now and not a problem.

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I have a adjustable MSD chip in a footbrake car a OHM meter is nec to check it but you can make a quick change in the car and see. Slightly diff question would anyone speak to me about what changes are needed to be done to a Qjet to use a 2 step on my footbrake car. Thank You