Pre-release Announcement for the AXON: the flat-black of EBCs...
08-25-2006, 02:35 PM
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Pre-release Announcement for the AXON: the flat-black of EBCs...
2G Engineering, LLC. is pleased to announce the flat-black of electronic boost controllers: the AXON.
The AXON will be aimed at the no-nonsense boosted folks looking for the accuracy and precision of the big-name EBCs for a much more reasonable price. It will feature multiple boost setpoints, peak pressure and current pressure readings, battery voltage display, an easy-to-use rotary **** for scrolling through menus and a CAN expansion port for new features down the road!
Right now we're in the testing phase for the AXON. I've been running various versions of it for several months, and a few of our forum members will be testing and evaluating them in the coming weeks.
We've got a wiki/forum website up and running now, and I'd love if you folks came over, registered, started up some dialogue and conversation about the EBC, future revisions, future 2G products, posted questions on how the AXON works and who/what will benefit from it.
http://wiki.2g-eng.com
Come visit us, and let us know what you think!
The AXON will be aimed at the no-nonsense boosted folks looking for the accuracy and precision of the big-name EBCs for a much more reasonable price. It will feature multiple boost setpoints, peak pressure and current pressure readings, battery voltage display, an easy-to-use rotary **** for scrolling through menus and a CAN expansion port for new features down the road!
Right now we're in the testing phase for the AXON. I've been running various versions of it for several months, and a few of our forum members will be testing and evaluating them in the coming weeks.
We've got a wiki/forum website up and running now, and I'd love if you folks came over, registered, started up some dialogue and conversation about the EBC, future revisions, future 2G products, posted questions on how the AXON works and who/what will benefit from it.
http://wiki.2g-eng.com
Come visit us, and let us know what you think!
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09-11-2006, 03:07 PM
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Well that's good news :-)
Yeah, I've not had a chance to hook up the latest version yet, either. I'm still running with with a separate GM MAP sensor feeding to the board as well as a separate ground for the solenoid.
Let us know how it works when you get a chance!
Edit: So, did you install it in the cockpit? As in, you're going to run the vacuum line to the cabin? Keep us posted over on 2G :-)
Yeah, I've not had a chance to hook up the latest version yet, either. I'm still running with with a separate GM MAP sensor feeding to the board as well as a separate ground for the solenoid.
Let us know how it works when you get a chance!
Edit: So, did you install it in the cockpit? As in, you're going to run the vacuum line to the cabin? Keep us posted over on 2G :-)
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09-11-2006, 03:52 PM
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Yeah I installed it in cabin. I'm just going to tee off the boost gauge vacuum line. It's really not that I'm too lazy, I just misplaced my tee fitting. The rest is all hooked up.
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09-12-2006, 04:11 PM
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Great! So how much boost are you running and at what duty cycle does it seem to work best? Oh, and are you using the GM solenoid or the other one you had? If you selected "Other," do you have a part #, brand name or any other info. on it?
I imagine you've not done a whole heckuva lot of testing just yet, eh?
I imagine you've not done a whole heckuva lot of testing just yet, eh?
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