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Can S2 Stagea Auto Use An Attessa Controler?

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As the topic says i have been wondering if it is possible to use an attessa controler on an auto s2 stagea. My brother recently got himself one and has asked me to find out.

If it can be used where can i get it installed in melbourne.

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well yes you can use any attessa controller with a stagea. Only 1 minor thing to watch for, their wiring colours to all other attessa cars so if its a controller you need to wire in you will need to work through that.

But yes they will work fine. 2 things to keep in mind....

1 stageas run *heaps* of front torque already and even for track use I don't think they need more. SO unless you need it for something really unusual I'm not sure how it would help

2 you can't safely run in RWD with a 33 or 34 based attessa system. even if the controller has the mode it will burn out the transfer case sooner or later in rwd

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well yes you can use any attessa controller with a stagea. Only 1 minor thing to watch for, their wiring colours to all other attessa cars so if its a controller you need to wire in you will need to work through that.

But yes they will work fine. 2 things to keep in mind....

1 stageas run *heaps* of front torque already and even for track use I don't think they need more. SO unless you need it for something really unusual I'm not sure how it would help

2 you can't safely run in RWD with a 33 or 34 based attessa system. even if the controller has the mode it will burn out the transfer case sooner or later in rwd

Ok thanks. I was asked by my brother if it could be ran in rwd and i wasn't sure, this is why i asked the question.

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