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Old 06-02-2021, 11:16 PM
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Default Converting to DBW Throttle for Auto-blip

I installed a 6XD sequential transmission and I needed a drive-by-wire throttle to take advantage of an ECU-controlled auto-blip for no-clutch downshifts. I have a Wilson Dominator throttle body that has mechanical linkage. I installed a BMW throttle drive motor and connected it, through the MoTec, to a GM DBW throttle pedal. I then used mechanical linkage from the drive motor to the TB. There is no slop (the motor is on front and mid motor plates and the drive motor is on a bracket welded to the cage dash bar), so the TPSs in the TB and drive motor stay in sync. The same set-up is used on some unlimited, injected off-road trucks and can be used with a carb or TB. The decision to do such an installation depends on how bad you want an ECU-controlled, precise auto-blip for road race no-clutch downshifts.

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That's pretty cool, hadn't heard of that option.
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Old 06-15-2021, 11:45 AM
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More details on this trans, engine and ECU setup please.
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Old 06-16-2021, 12:36 PM
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More details on this trans, engine and ECU setup please.
There is a build thread in the Project Updates section: https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthr...ck+Car+Project

Basically a 515 CI big bore/short stroke aluminum BBC, Tilton carbon clutch, 6XD sequential transmission, Detroit Speed Decalink rear suspension, MoTec M150 ECU.

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