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I’m connecting the air shifter with an RPM activated output and currently it will only allow shifting above whatever rpm I select, 6k currently. That way if the button gets pressed on accident at idle or with the ignition on, it won’t shift.
I haven’t looked at the other settings but I’ll take a look next time I’m in there.
Best of luck
10 days, 10 long days! Where are them updates 
LOL just teasing, but was curious how it was going.
LOL just teasing, but was curious how it was going.
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Haha I’m energy limited still and started at a new company with a new product to learn. That’s draining in itself but more so because there isn’t anyone to train me.
With this install I guess I was hoping for some training. Same with my new job. Instead I’m just figuring it all out which is fine but definitely not the fastest way.
I’m sorting out the B harness this week and got a new bag of connectors from David. I should be able to see if I have all of the connectors this week.
I still need to order harnessing supplies when I’m confident in what size sleeving I need. Also not exactly sure how much wire to buy or what crimp tool to buy that isn’t $400.
Here is my cart so far and now the wire shows on back order.
With this install I guess I was hoping for some training. Same with my new job. Instead I’m just figuring it all out which is fine but definitely not the fastest way.
I’m sorting out the B harness this week and got a new bag of connectors from David. I should be able to see if I have all of the connectors this week.
I still need to order harnessing supplies when I’m confident in what size sleeving I need. Also not exactly sure how much wire to buy or what crimp tool to buy that isn’t $400.
Here is my cart so far and now the wire shows on back order.
Whats the 18 gauge wire for? For signals and basic stuff lile boost control 20 gauge is more than adequate and easier to work with
Sensors really can be 22 they pull almost 0 current. Honestly on starter etc I wouod have to measure what stock is, I dont have to deal with any of that doing plug and play as its all there already
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I am away from home so I can't show you.
My preferred method is to roll the wire over a utility razor blade. Don't slide it, you're just trying to score the jacket and don't want to cut all the way to the conductor. Then just bend the wire at the score line and the jacket will break loose. Then just pull the jacket off the end of the wire. Once you get the hang of it, it's foolproof! Think of it like scoring glass and breaking it.
The strippers that Greg posted do work, so long as they have the proper dies installed. We used the exact same set in aviation, and they even had to be calibrated yearly.
My preferred method is to roll the wire over a utility razor blade. Don't slide it, you're just trying to score the jacket and don't want to cut all the way to the conductor. Then just bend the wire at the score line and the jacket will break loose. Then just pull the jacket off the end of the wire. Once you get the hang of it, it's foolproof! Think of it like scoring glass and breaking it.
The strippers that Greg posted do work, so long as they have the proper dies installed. We used the exact same set in aviation, and they even had to be calibrated yearly.
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Looked like low 8s ? No nice cam .
no these were like $50 is all. But they are very nice IMO
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Cool, I wish there was Muay tai near me.
Anything good never lasts, like Kravmaga.
All we have now is karate, not the good real fighting karate I took years ago either, but the hi-ya display where granny can get a black belt, lol.
But, it's probably for the best, I'm too old and it hurts too much the next day...and the next day.
I'll stick to my weights, heavy bag, and speed bag...they kick my azz enough anymore
lol
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Any movement or exercise is good. I can’t wait for warm weather to be out walking and hiking more again. Muay Thai has put muscle on me that wasn’t there when I was just doing cycling and Brazilian Jiu jitsu. So that’s bad for going fast. Hopefully I can lose some weight by summer. Tony Wintertits right now 
