Beta Testers Needed for Electric Spoiler Rams
#50
Rennlist Member
#51
Great news!
Does the E-ram kit re-use the stock stainless steel spoiler attachment posts (not sure what they're called exactly) that the rams are housed inside of or is it a different post for the kit? It's hard to tell from the videos but looks to be a different narrower black post?
Does the E-ram kit re-use the stock stainless steel spoiler attachment posts (not sure what they're called exactly) that the rams are housed inside of or is it a different post for the kit? It's hard to tell from the videos but looks to be a different narrower black post?
#52
RL Community Team
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
Sweet.
#55
Up, yes. Dave is still working on the logic for down. Manual button for now, but I have a working spoiler that won't fail like the OE. (which mine did in a major way and blew out my engine trunk seal.)
#56
thanks for the reply. i'd prefer it to work as originally intended, or else i would simply opt for a fixed wing. but i continue to applaud his efforts to date, and will hope he sorts out the auto down feature.
#57
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
yes they do, up at 75 down at 37. but it turns out that fooling the ECU is tricky. I've been working diligently with a mini circuit board designer to get it right. I took my turbo to the track last weekend for some high speed testing. Worked like a charm.
#58
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Great news! Does the E-ram kit re-use the stock stainless steel spoiler attachment posts (not sure what they're called exactly) that the rams are housed inside of or is it a different post for the kit? It's hard to tell from the videos but looks to be a different narrower black post?