Shifnoid Starting Line Controller
254-SN-8000
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Starting Line Controller #254-SN-8000
Eliminate ignition box popping and banging on the starting line. The simple release of a button controls the throttle from a preset launch RPM to full throttle, all while the gas pedal is to the floor. Starting line RPM can be set as low as idle. Launch with a transbrake or line lock. The controller works with all ignitions and includes solenoid and hardware. It cannot be used as a throttle stop.
Double Adjustable Throttle Stop #254-SN-8800
Now 40% stronger, this dual control unit has built-in valves to control both the opening and closing speeds of the throttle. It can function as a throttle stop or starting line controller. For the ultimate consistency, opening and closing rates are pneumatically controlled. This unit is ideal for hard-to-pull linkages, such as dual carbs and fuel injection, and it includes a remote-mount 4-way solenoid, quick-connect fittings, and air line.
will this control how fast and the amount of throttle givin when slamming the pedal to the floor? Basically so i dont give it to much out of the hole ?
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