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Recommended kill time for quickshift?
smitht82 - 26/7/13 at 12:33 PM

I've recently just installed the DIY quickshifter (thanks to Maplins) and wanted to know what Kill Times people are runningbefore i activate the software and take it for a run?

minitici - 26/7/13 at 12:42 PM

Dynojet quickshifters use a default kill time of 65ms.

Proby - 26/7/13 at 01:50 PM

Care to share info on the diy quickshifter?

Ta.

carse - 26/7/13 at 01:59 PM

I'm running a Dynojet QS on mine and it's set at 58ms. I tried 55ms but it wasn't keen on it. Let me know how your homemade job works - will be interested to see how it goes. A vid would be great, too.

Cheers,

Sean

spdpug98 - 26/7/13 at 03:00 PM

quote:
Originally posted by carse
I'm running a Dynojet QS on mine and it's set at 58ms. I tried 55ms but it wasn't keen on it. Let me know how your homemade job works - will be interested to see how it goes. A vid would be great, too.

Cheers,

Sean


I'm still thinking of doing this maplin install too, a video showing it working would be great :-)

carse - 26/7/13 at 03:46 PM

Presumably these home made systems utilise a microswitch to kill the spark somewhere in line in the gear linkage?

Any of the guys running these got pics of the install? Just curious...

Cheers,

Carse

smitht82 - 26/7/13 at 05:36 PM

quote:
Originally posted by minitici
Dynojet quickshifters use a default kill time of 65ms.


Cool - thanks for this. Most people seem to range before 65 - 85ms

quote:
Originally posted by carse
Presumably these home made systems utilise a microswitch to kill the spark somewhere in line in the gear linkage?

Any of the guys running these got pics of the install? Just curious...

Cheers,

Carse


Pics of a fellow builders diy job ;-)

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=182206


I'll get some pictures up of mine once i know ive got it working

[Edited on 26/7/13 by smitht82]