Torque Management
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Torque Management
I was wondering what there is out there to remove the torque management from the truck. With my new sticks and turbo I can't build more than 5-8psi at the track. I can't get it to launch for poo now. My 60' is a 2.3 and I ran a 14.23. I believe I could be in the 13's if I could launch the thing a little harder. But it was still fun.
#2
Easiest way is to clip the wire under the hood. You lose some gauges though. Or get a BD RAD. It has the TQ Man. delete and speed limiter delete. Gauges will still be goofy, but you can get a launch.
The Smarty removes most of the same, but it slows my truck way down. I am faster on the Juice alone with 210HP sticks. I have run 12.20 with the stock management in place with a 5# launch.
You might drop some ET, but MPH will most likely be about the same.
Dave
The Smarty removes most of the same, but it slows my truck way down. I am faster on the Juice alone with 210HP sticks. I have run 12.20 with the stock management in place with a 5# launch.
You might drop some ET, but MPH will most likely be about the same.
Dave
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The BD RAD is a pretty nice addition. I have one on my truck and was able to do 25psi boosted launches in 4hi with a stock charger and RV injectors. I haven't done enough playing around with the twins and big sticks. My only issue was the connectors I got with it were way too large, (but like an idiot) I used them anyways. I had the wire fall out a couple times, which caused a loss of gauges, and also caused the truck to die a couple times. I've since soldered the wiring and haven't had an issue. You may want to consider putting a switch inline, so that you can turn it on and off.
And the 2 wires the RAD uses are:
VSS which is (white w/orange tracer) and is Pin #11 in connector number 2.
CCD Bus which is (White w/black tracer) and is pin #5 in connector number 1.
This is the one that I think does the torque management. The VSS is for the top speed eliminator feature.
I tapped into the wires on the firewall, right at the main connectors, above the valve cover.
Hope this helps.
Sean
And the 2 wires the RAD uses are:
VSS which is (white w/orange tracer) and is Pin #11 in connector number 2.
CCD Bus which is (White w/black tracer) and is pin #5 in connector number 1.
This is the one that I think does the torque management. The VSS is for the top speed eliminator feature.
I tapped into the wires on the firewall, right at the main connectors, above the valve cover.
Hope this helps.
Sean
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Easiest way is to clip the wire under the hood. You lose some gauges though. Or get a BD RAD. It has the TQ Man. delete and speed limiter delete. Gauges will still be goofy, but you can get a launch.
The Smarty removes most of the same, but it slows my truck way down. I am faster on the Juice alone with 210HP sticks. I have run 12.20 with the stock management in place with a 5# launch.
You might drop some ET, but MPH will most likely be about the same.
Dave
The Smarty removes most of the same, but it slows my truck way down. I am faster on the Juice alone with 210HP sticks. I have run 12.20 with the stock management in place with a 5# launch.
You might drop some ET, but MPH will most likely be about the same.
Dave
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Supposedly yes they are. However, I'm not so sure of that, or the Boxes change that. I put the BD RAD on my truck within the first week, so I don't really know. But a friend of mine had an 01 and the only electronics he had was the edge drag comp, and we got that truck to start wrapping the speedo a couple times, probably close to 130mph. So I'm really not sure. The manual for my RAD says that it does though, don't remember what speed its supposed to be limited too though.
Sean
Sean
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