engine blipper
 

has anyone set up a engine blipper on a classic subaru .if yes how have you done it. thanks

A what?

it revs the engine on down shift

I see.... I have fitted a right foot that does that pretty effectively since I started driving and it works in any car :) But no never heard of anybody ever doing it to an Impreza.

I've seen this on few Group N cars as they using this for ALS or for Sequential

Thanks,Jura

yes i have a Sequential 6 speed being fitted so need a blipper for down shift ,pro shifter said they can do it .but just looking to see if any one else have fitted one

Hi there

Please have look on this

http://www.syvecs.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=305

Thanks,Jura

You can get auto blip added to some scoobs as my hatch has auto blip on down shift but has to be fly by wire :thumb:

Seriously, this actually exists? :lol1:

FFS what happened to Heel and toe? :wonder:

No wonder eveyone is demanding flappy paddle 'boxes these days :rolleyes:

As stated above all fly by wires can have this added doesn't need to be just syvecs

Ecutek can do this also heard it's a pain for day to day driving though

Steve

because i am disabled

if you can changeas accuratly and as fast as a propper flappy paddel sequential box then your better than all the race drivers in the world,,,,, :norty::norty::norty:


:lol1::lol1::lol1::lol1::lol1::lol1:

Did you know the flappy paddle was invented (or more-so popularised) in racing, not for shift speed, but to save space in a cockpit and remove the need to house linkages alongside the driver and pass through a firewall/bulkhead to the transmission. And the driver still had to manually rev match - Just thought I'd throw that in. ;)

Doing it for disability needs though understandably may mandate the requirement for it.

maybe so, but they still shift faster and also took away gearbox's breaking constantly during rallying ;)