Apexi Power Fc And Transbrake

[BlownNBoosted]

Guys,

Im considering converting my GTR to 2WD car and was wondering if the Power FC has an input that allows the transbrake to trigger the power FC to limit the revs to a pre-set rpm.

If anyone knows the if it can be done I would appreciate the help

Nathan

[rb26s13]

any particular reason why converting to rwd and auto.. instead of buying a gtst and putting a rb26 in it with a auto? sort of defeats the purpose of a gtr if you ask me

[BlownNBoosted]

Ive already got the GTR and done alot of work to get it read for the engine etc. Im just tossing around the idea just want to know if it can be done.

Not interested in people telling me I am wrong in doing it

nathan

[rb26s13]

didnt exactly mean im telling you your wrong for doin it.. just curious as to why..

anything can be done just comes down to money.. as far as i know power fc does actualy have a stationary rev limit feature how ever you need the proper software to accesss it (just goin by wat ive been told.. so theres a 50/50 chance im wrong)

also i'd imagine setup for drag.. so 4wd would be an advantage i'd imagine.. wat times are you looking at running?

[BlownNBoosted]

RB26S13 thats cool. As far as times id like to run a low 10 or high 9 sec pass

[rb26s13]

nice target.. i wouldnt really worry to much about goin to a setup with transbrake and rwd... many many people have done so using 4wd.. weather it be using slicks or street tyres just learn to shift gears quickly with out missing

good luck achieving your target dude i plan to run similar times in the s13 once ive finished everything that i want to do to it (using a manual aswell not a auto)

[AlexCim]

if you just want to convert it to RWD, if its a R32, just pull the ATESSA fuse in the engine bay.

If its a R33/R34, you can drop the front drive shaft at the transfer case, this will make the car RWD too.

[paulr33]

powerfc pro supports this functionality, that is, an alternate rev limit at 0km/h. once you go past 0km/h the standard rev limit is active.