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Thread: Delta Integrale AVC-R

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    Delta Integrale AVC-R

    I just got a Delta Integrale Evo II, as I've decided to sell the GT.

    The only thing is is that it is already fitted with an Apexi AVC-R. I'm gonna use one of the settings as a low boost economy setting, but it would be nice to use the "scramble" function for when I need a bit of performance to put someone in their place when required!!

    It seems that all I need to do is fit a spring return 1/0 switch to the unit, but does anyone have any experience of the system, as I have no idea where it needs to be fitted.

    Any help would be much appreciated.
    Thanks.
    AC.

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    myredbullet
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    earth the switch to black, on the apex-i loom and other pole of switch to the orange wire on the loom.

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    the scramble function doesn't switch between the settings a & b, it just dials the boost higher for the a set number of seconds after its pressed. you can only switch between the two preset settings on the unit itself. i've got my scramble setting setup to run a bit more boost for a set number of seconds. just incase your loosing a dabble and could do with a bit more power

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    joey_turbo
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    Get some Delta pic's up, I love them.

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    Thanks Paul.
    I did realise that that was what the scramble function did, but I was just saying that when in an economy setting, it'd be nice to be able to have max boost for a few seconds to win at the traffic lights!!! Cheers for making it clear though, as if didn't know what I was on about it'd be an expensive mistake!!!

    As for pics, here you go!!!





    It's a '93 Evo II Sedici (16v) with a Garrett T3/T4 Hybrid, Evo Engineering fuel chip, Uprated Walbro fuel pump, and a custom straight through 3" exhaust, all good for 270bhp with 1.2bar boost.

    Tell me what you think.

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    nice...

    not a fan of the yellow ones, but the again, at least they were limited edition unlike punto yellow

    you were parked (or that car was) about 2 down from my 16v...i'd have brought my evo, aside from the fact it has no engine at the moment

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    It was parked there by the guy I bought it off. In fact, Stanford hall is where I saw it for sale and asked for a test drive.

    What are you planning to do with the engine in your Evo?

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    demonfish
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    i'm taking the brand spanking new one out of my 16v, which has had a fair bit of work on it...

    you on evoforum yet?

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    Breadvan Skillz
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    Thats a nice evo 8)

    Exactly the same as my boss's one at work.

    Same spec , year and colour, his is a John Wally (sp) engine.

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    Very nice!
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