Team Lance shifter sled build

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giantleap04

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I am very impressed!

 

kanedog

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This is cool!

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Super cool build. Sorry if I missed it .... what engine management runs the whole show, triggers the secondary injectors, etc?

 

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It uses the factory Triumph computer. I have a program that allows me to modify the factory computer timing and fuel maps among other things. I'm going to use a HKS AIC to control the additional injectors, and full knock control with boost retard will be handled by a J&S Safeguard unit. Not an ideal setup having three computers but they should function fine together and I had two of them already. When/if I get to phase 2 I'll probably go standalone to simplify everything.

This project took a back seat to riding the turbo Yamahas this winter, but I'm very much looking forward to completing it over the summer and having it ready to rip next fall.

 

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• Oct 21, 2019

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Any updates?

 

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dansvan said:

It uses the factory Triumph computer. I have a program that allows me to modify the factory computer timing and fuel maps among other things. I'm going to use a HKS AIC to control the additional injectors, and full knock control with boost retard will be handled by a J&S Safeguard unit. Not an ideal setup having three computers but they should function fine together and I had two of them already. When/if I get to phase 2 I'll probably go standalone to simplify everything.

This project took a back seat to riding the turbo Yamahas this winter, but I'm very much looking forward to completing it over the summer and having it ready to rip next fall.

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Any updates on this project? Hope it didn't fizzle. The work you've done is fantastic.

 

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It’s still sitting here exactly as I left it. I have plans to move forward on it but you know how life goes. Will update the thread when things settle down