NOS Launcher progressive controller. Any input on this?

[mean78malibu]

I just got a pro fogger and was looking at the N.O.S. Launcher progressive controller so it doesnt kick in so hard. Has anybody used this? It seems to be the right price without the plug-in screen, just use a laptop to setup. And how bad do progressive controllers beat up the solenoids? Thanks for any input.

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=NOS-15976NOS&N=700+115&autoview=sku
- The summit description seems to reference dials for some reason, looks like they copied and pasted a description because this kit is all digital.

 

[cdeezy2003]

im using the mini controller on my fogger set up without any problems, it seems to have the same features. and its half the price.

 

[Excelerater]

It works well from what I have seen,progessives are they way to go NOS,Edelbrock,NX all have great units

 

[Supe]

From what I've seen, Edelbrock had the nicest setups.

Yes, your solenoids do take a beating.

 

[mean78malibu]

Thanks for the input everyone. I guess I will just have to rebuild the solenoids every season because I need to ramp in the nitrous somehow.

 

[DeltaT]

I used one on the street occasionally for 3 years and never had a solenoid problem, but it sure helped traction as opposed to the button method. I even used a 1/2 second ramp-up on highway hits to minimize the impact to the transmission.

Jim

 

[montessaj]

I don't know much about nitrous but I was reading today and NX has solenoids built especially for progressive controllers.

 

[CutlassRacer]

Foggers tend to "hit" pretty soft. Have you tried running it with no delay?

 

[mean78malibu]

I haven't tried running it without a delay, it is a new setup. But i'm planning on at least a 300 shot with the internals and pistons I am going with, so i wanted to ramp it in.

 

[DeltaT]

I believe that Holley is getting these from FJO Racing where they already get their wideband O2 controllers. You can read more about the unit at the fjoracing website.

Jim