ETS 5.0" Evolution Intercooler - Cover Of POWER Techniques (Extreme Tuners Car)
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ETS 5.0" Evolution Intercooler - Cover Of POWER Techniques (Extreme Tuners Car)

Besides the car they also did an article on the ETS 3.0" Evolution X Intercooler Vs Stock Intercooler.
Great Article. I will have the .pdf sent to me shortly.
Check out this video of the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYaqskg3Wh0
** Built By Extreme Tuners in Greece - Rocking an ETS 5.0" Intercooler
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Michael
curious...what are they using

Besides the car they also did an article on the ETS 3.0" Evolution X Intercooler Vs Stock Intercooler.
Great Article. I will have the .pdf sent to me shortly.
Check out this video of the car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYaqskg3Wh0
** Built By Extreme Tuners in Greece - Rocking an ETS 5.0" Intercooler
Thanks!
Michael
i want to know what they use for the transmission and shifting and clutch!
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Here is my reply on facebook.
The shifter seems to be hooked up to a strain gauge which allows the car to bounce off the rev limiter during the shift. It's a dog box so it has straight cut gears which requires no lifting. Amazing engineering on this vehicle.
The strain gage generates a 0-5v signal based on how much force is applied to the shift lever. With a capable computer, this allows clutchless shifting with a dog engagement gear set. Your ecu will need to be able to generate an ignition cut based on a high and a low voltage (1v and 4v for example) and keep the ignition turned off for a preset amount of time (30-100ms).
Thanks!
Michael
The shifter seems to be hooked up to a strain gauge which allows the car to bounce off the rev limiter during the shift. It's a dog box so it has straight cut gears which requires no lifting. Amazing engineering on this vehicle.
The strain gage generates a 0-5v signal based on how much force is applied to the shift lever. With a capable computer, this allows clutchless shifting with a dog engagement gear set. Your ecu will need to be able to generate an ignition cut based on a high and a low voltage (1v and 4v for example) and keep the ignition turned off for a preset amount of time (30-100ms).
Thanks!
Michael
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