anti lag, misfiring system??
sup everyone,
my friend who owns a wrx, link me to his forum, iclub. wellz, this link contains the clips of the misfiring system or antilag system....its look so sweet. if i can remember from watching initial d, the evo5 had the misfiring system. can we have this system installed on our car, so no tail gaters.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~asuppl...nic%20Pryde.wmv
http://members.iinet.net.au/~asuppl...ag%20Battle.wmv
this is the thread: http://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86714
my friend who owns a wrx, link me to his forum, iclub. wellz, this link contains the clips of the misfiring system or antilag system....its look so sweet. if i can remember from watching initial d, the evo5 had the misfiring system. can we have this system installed on our car, so no tail gaters.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~asuppl...nic%20Pryde.wmv
http://members.iinet.net.au/~asuppl...ag%20Battle.wmv
this is the thread: http://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86714
Originally Posted by Y2A
AEM EMS has antilag feature? Can u give me a link that shows it?
Originally Posted by GTVEVO
Here is a screen shot from the software. At www.aempower.com there are a few writeups on the feature but anti lag works on the two step rev limiter as well. AEM has to be controling boost for it to work properly. Basically for you to hold down the throttle and only let so much spool up. Other wise the EMS can release the pressure one the desired boost level is reached. I use Anti Lag on the two step rev limit for launches and it works very well. It can be used in the drag race or rally style as well.
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Originally Posted by TEXSRT4
rally cars have a system that dumps raw fuel onto the glowing hot turbine wheel to keep it spooling. it works wonders, but as you can imagine it eats through turbos really quickly!
Originally Posted by Y2A
sweet! I was searching for more info on antilag on AEM's forum, and some people were looking for the best anti-lag settings, what settings do you use? and what's the difference between Drag Race antilag and rally antilag?
Drag race alows you to shift without lifting your foot of the throttle and building boost between shifts
Rally alows you to preset different amounts of lag and spool at certian rpms. Also different ign limits at different rpms.
These settings are going to determine on what the driver likes.
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Originally Posted by GTVEVO
Currently I use AntiLag basically only the 2step rev limit version. What it does is retard ign and pull fuel at 5k rpm while hold the throttle to the floor. The car then builds boost for a launch. I launch at about waste gate pressure but this is because I am not using the aem for boost contol. I use the blitz ebc. Other wise I could dial it in for any amout of boost from waste gate pressure up.
True anti lag is a feature used in rally cars. It's when fuel is ignited in the headers as a way to keep the turbo fully spooled between shifts. So when you go from 2nd into 3rd, you don't have to wait for a few hundred rpm's till the turbo spools again.
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So...does the AEM use a throttle position sensor to work? Do we even have those on our cars?
I drove a car with bang-bang anti-lag. Imagine being able to spin the wheels flooring it from idle on a turbo car. Felt like I was driving a car with 3 times the displacement.
I wish we had ETC. True antilag would be only a few hardware pieces and some progamming away. Would be a pretty nice auto-x feature if you didnt mind rebuilding the turbo often...
I drove a car with bang-bang anti-lag. Imagine being able to spin the wheels flooring it from idle on a turbo car. Felt like I was driving a car with 3 times the displacement.
I wish we had ETC. True antilag would be only a few hardware pieces and some progamming away. Would be a pretty nice auto-x feature if you didnt mind rebuilding the turbo often...
Originally Posted by Mercenary3
So...does the AEM use a throttle position sensor to work? Do we even have those on our cars?
I drove a car with bang-bang anti-lag. Imagine being able to spin the wheels flooring it from idle on a turbo car. Felt like I was driving a car with 3 times the displacement.
I wish we had ETC. True antilag would be only a few hardware pieces and some progamming away. Would be a pretty nice auto-x feature if you didnt mind rebuilding the turbo often...
I drove a car with bang-bang anti-lag. Imagine being able to spin the wheels flooring it from idle on a turbo car. Felt like I was driving a car with 3 times the displacement.
I wish we had ETC. True antilag would be only a few hardware pieces and some progamming away. Would be a pretty nice auto-x feature if you didnt mind rebuilding the turbo often...
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