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ICR2: Pit Speed Limitor Button Question

3 posts by 3 people · 01 Jan 1997 - 02 Jan 1997

There is one button on my T2 that I don't use. It would be nice if I could configure this as a Pit Speed Limitor button. I have heard some vague things about this but don't know how 2 do it. Someone please explain.
This would be cool indeed. I will check around for a hack or utility that allows this today. If I find anything, I'll post the address. M Lewis > There is one button on my T2 that I don't use. It would be nice if I > could configure this as a Pit Speed Limitor button. I have heard some > vague things about this but don't know how 2 do it. Someone please > explain.
Quoted text (12 lines)> This would be cool indeed. I will check around for a hack or utility > that allows this today. If I find anything, I'll post the address. > M Lewis > > There is one button on my T2 that I don't use. It would be nice if I > > could configure this as a Pit Speed Limitor button. I have heard some > > vague things about this but don't know how 2 do it. Someone please > > explain.
This is easy to do with hardware. Of course you'll have to hack on you're wheel. In a nutshell, the second button is disconnected from the existing wire, a potentiometer is then mounted on the dash. Wire it up in series with the existing gas pot. When the new pit speed limiter button is pushed, the gas is controlled by the pot you mounted in the dash. You'll have to adjust the pot for different gear ratios and pit lane speed limits. If you want detailed information, including a drawing, email and I'll send it. Dave PS The drawing and instructions were downloaded. Not of my work, but do work very well with my GP1.

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