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Wheelie Control


Noz

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What hardware is out there regarding this? I'm keen to understand the technology. I can only find bike tech.

 

Not sure what people have ever seen out there.

 

I don't have this issue. But it's good to learn, and I'd love to drag mine at some point. Sure I need a few more ponies but still good to see what others know.

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Surely thats just hardware to stop wheelie rather than software buddy

 

I have an electronic throttle. I was thinking an accelerometer with an electronic controller could adjust the throttle position to control front wheel lift. I'm sure there must be something like this already made

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Surely thats just hardware to stop wheelie rather than software buddy

 

I have an electronic throttle. I was thinking an accelerometer with an electronic controller could adjust the throttle position to control front wheel lift. I'm sure there must be something like this already made

 

You asked for hardware in your op hence the link :D

 

So what is it you want to do? Make the car wheelie or stop it from doing that?

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Lol I meant the whole system really not a frame you have to fix on.

 

Wheelie control. Wondering what tech would allow you yo control a wheelie. Adjust a setting and then suddenly throttle position controls the angle of the car. Thus allowing you to have a 1 inch. 2 inch height setting etc. Surely someone must have something in racing?

 

Mike R154 isnt staying. It's only a stop gap!

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Perfect! Thanks boys. Wonder if Syvecs can control this.

 

Should be do-able yes. You will need to define a custom sensor that will act as your ride height sensor, then create a number of 2D/3D custom maps that will use 'Ride Height Sensors vs Variable X' which would define changes to ignition timing, boost, DBW etc.

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