anyone with a vsa delete diy???
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anyone with a vsa delete diy???
people say there has been one done, but im not finding it.
ive searched all opens forums for "vsa", "vsa delete", "vsa diy"... and nothing. i found talk about the resistors, and others wanting a diy. but ive yet to actually find one.
ive searched all opens forums for "vsa", "vsa delete", "vsa diy"... and nothing. i found talk about the resistors, and others wanting a diy. but ive yet to actually find one.
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and yes, obviously it would have to be extended. im just not sure about all the sensors in the vsa tb. what are all the things connected to it?
and i would like a detailed description of how and where to place the resistors. i really dont want to leave the vsa dangling in the engine bay, nor do i want dash lights going off.
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It took me all of 2 seconds to find it with the words VSA Delete
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-cl-2001-2003-50/another-successful-vsa-delete-488460/
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-cl-2001-2003-50/vsa-bypass-resisors-475649/
Oh and read
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ght=vsa+delete
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-cl-2001-2003-50/another-successful-vsa-delete-488460/
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-cl-2001-2003-50/vsa-bypass-resisors-475649/
Oh and read
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ght=vsa+delete
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15 hp is good and all, but there are some side effect of this mod from what ive read. If the system come on tht means that the car will shut off anytime it sense wheel spin or a loss of traction.
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I dont think this mod is remotely close to being worth it.
Also i find it hard to believe that there is remotely close to the power gained by removing it as stated. If there was that much the CL guys would have been doing it long ago and in larger #s.
Also i find it hard to believe that there is remotely close to the power gained by removing it as stated. If there was that much the CL guys would have been doing it long ago and in larger #s.
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I can't imagine gaining 15whp from better airflow. Removing the VSA TB would probably give hp gaines the equivilant of a CAI. If the VSA still cuts fuel and timing even when the VSA TB is gone, the gains are probably very slim. Just my .02...I'm no expert. I wouldn't mind seeing someone do it to see the results though.
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fsttyms1...I was kinda hoping to see a reply to this post that fish008 made quoting on one of your earlier posts. This was from the first thread you linked. It just fun reading your replies to smartasses who have no idea what they're talking about. You don't get "real snow" in MI, do you?
That is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. "Lack the ability to handle their car." HA. Ever drive in snow? I mean real snow. Or ever hit black ice? Or ever travel down a road you are not all that familar with and enter a corner to quickly? Even if the answer to all over those question is no, it could still happen and then you will see how well you personally can brake individual wheels.
There ARE numerous studies that snow stability control systems reduce single car accidents anywhere from 40-60%...even the manufactures backup those numbers.
When you can consistently drive your car within 1 degree of the limit thats when it will make a difference on a racetrack..this is the real world and things happen.
Me, I would never remove VSA. Sure turn it off for some fun in a snowy parking lot or a quick race off the line but I never drive with it off for long.
By the way. How many of you really understand how VSA or any stability control system works?
Sorry for the rant. I am big on safety.
There ARE numerous studies that snow stability control systems reduce single car accidents anywhere from 40-60%...even the manufactures backup those numbers.
When you can consistently drive your car within 1 degree of the limit thats when it will make a difference on a racetrack..this is the real world and things happen.
Me, I would never remove VSA. Sure turn it off for some fun in a snowy parking lot or a quick race off the line but I never drive with it off for long.
By the way. How many of you really understand how VSA or any stability control system works?
Sorry for the rant. I am big on safety.
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CL-S's don't have the VSA throttle body in the intake system.
What you guys don't understand is that even with the VSA button off the butterfly is not fully open. It just works at 30% instead of 100% Traction control device.
How do I know this? I when I put the car on the dyno we left the traction control on and it starting cutting power because the front wheels were spinning and the rears weren't and we seen what it did (Datalogger showed timing being pulled) And the VSA throttle body was closing and unclosing to cut off power.
With the button off the butterfly inside the VSA/TB was still fluttering towards the closed position when the gas was pressed down.
So when you remove it you don't have to worry about the butterfly blocking off the air flow... THIS IS WHY IT MAKES POWER.
Pressing the button makes the VSA work less, but its still trying to work...
Even with the VSA off it was also still pulling timing... Datalogger and my eyes don't lie.
I have been building motors for awhile, not to mention we have two 9 second cars, one making 1009RWHP and one making 800AWHP.. I wouldn't just waste my time and post up fake dyno graphs.. Not even possible.
Sorry for trying to help you guys out?
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Not trying to discredit you at all...and like I said, I'm no expert. And I know dynos are great, but there are to many variables and that go into the numbers it puts out (weather conditions and all that crap). I'd like to see if done and see the price. I probably wouldn't want to be the first to do it. I'd rather not drop the $$ on something until I know its been proven.
So I understand that better airflow will give you HP gains, but even with the VSA TB removed, doesn't it still cut timing and fuel?
There will always be skepticism from people when a new mod comes out. And for those of us who are skeptical, you should just accept that and understand we will probably not buy your part. Look at all the interest you had on the other thread. I'm sure you'll have plenty of buyers.
So I understand that better airflow will give you HP gains, but even with the VSA TB removed, doesn't it still cut timing and fuel?
There will always be skepticism from people when a new mod comes out. And for those of us who are skeptical, you should just accept that and understand we will probably not buy your part. Look at all the interest you had on the other thread. I'm sure you'll have plenty of buyers.
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am not selling anything you are simply removing an oem part. I took all the variables into effect I did pulls with the dyno fan off and on in different gears with the button on off with the unit on the car and unplugged with it off the car put still plugged etc etc the shop is climate controlled I also did it with the doors open on the shop and let the 40 degree weather in. I'm not new to this. I been doing this stuff for awhile I didn't believe the vsa mod either this is why I did it to either a. Tell you guys it worked or b. Tell you it's a waste of time. So this is the conclusion!
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fsttyms1...I was kinda hoping to see a reply to this post that fish008 made quoting on one of your earlier posts. This was from the first thread you linked. It just fun reading your replies to smartasses who have no idea what they're talking about. You don't get "real snow" in MI, do you?
There ARE numerous studies that snow stability control systems reduce. single car accidents anywhere from 40-60%...even the manufactures backup those numbers.
When you can consistently drive your car within 1 degree of the limit thats when it will make a difference on a racetrack..this is the real world and things happen.
Me, I would never remove VSA. Sure turn it off for some fun in a snowy parking lot or a quick race off the line but I never drive with it off for long.
By the way. How many of you really understand how VSA or any stability control system works?
Sorry for the rant. I am big on safety.
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And dont even get me started on driving in "real" snow or hitting black ice or driving down roads i dont know I drive in more of it in 1 year than you have in your lifetime of driving. If you are driving so fast in any of those conditions that you need something to help you out, YOU are driving faster than your own abilities (which leads right back to you needing to learn how to drive)!!!
Side note yes im sure there are instances that VSA is very helpful, but for the majority that need it need driving lessons in car control.
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am not selling anything you are simply removing an oem part. I took all the variables into effect I did pulls with the dyno fan off and on in different gears with the button on off with the unit on the car and unplugged with it off the car put still plugged etc etc the shop is climate controlled I also did it with the doors open on the shop and let the 40 degree weather in. I'm not new to this. I been doing this stuff for awhile I didn't believe the vsa mod either this is why I did it to either a. Tell you guys it worked or b. Tell you it's a waste of time. So this is the conclusion!
so in your end result, how did you leave the vsa unit? out of the car? reconnect coolant line? open plugs without resistors?
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And from his response i would tell him i think he needs to learn to drive. Like stated before, you should NEVER drive the car expecting the nannies in the car to save you when YOU (the driver) simply out drove the safety limits or ones own ability.
studies
MAYBE if they actually taught people how to drive instead of asking them what a stop sign and yield sign mean people wouldnt need all these things mandated (also adding all sorts of costs and added weight to vehicles).
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i understand how it works. DO you? If you did you should also know NOT to use it to save you.
And dont even get me started on driving in "real" snow or hitting black ice or driving down roads i dont know I drive in more of it in 1 year than you have in your lifetime of driving. If you are driving so fast in any of those conditions that you need something to help you out, YOU are driving faster than your own abilities (which leads right back to you needing to learn how to drive)!!!
Side note yes im sure there are instances that VSA is very helpful, but for the majority that need it need driving lessons in car control.
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And dont even get me started on driving in "real" snow or hitting black ice or driving down roads i dont know I drive in more of it in 1 year than you have in your lifetime of driving. If you are driving so fast in any of those conditions that you need something to help you out, YOU are driving faster than your own abilities (which leads right back to you needing to learn how to drive)!!!
Side note yes im sure there are instances that VSA is very helpful, but for the majority that need it need driving lessons in car control.
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am not selling anything you are simply removing an oem part. I took all the variables into effect I did pulls with the dyno fan off and on in different gears with the button on off with the unit on the car and unplugged with it off the car put still plugged etc etc the shop is climate controlled I also did it with the doors open on the shop and let the 40 degree weather in. I'm not new to this. I been doing this stuff for awhile I didn't believe the vsa mod either this is why I did it to either a. Tell you guys it worked or b. Tell you it's a waste of time. So this is the conclusion!
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Are you serious? I'm not selling anything, I'm not going to sell a VSA delete kit. I'm not going to spend my time on that. We are spending time developing aftermarket manifolds, headers, tuning systems, ETC ETC ETC.
This was just a post to show you what I did and posted the numbers. If it didn't make power, thats great. I would of left it off anyways, I'm getting sick of hitting the button![Yuck](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/yuck.gif)
My VSA T/B is off the car and no resistors installed. I will be running a standalone EMS soon, so I'll have a bunch more sweet flashy lights on my dash!
This was just a post to show you what I did and posted the numbers. If it didn't make power, thats great. I would of left it off anyways, I'm getting sick of hitting the button
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My VSA T/B is off the car and no resistors installed. I will be running a standalone EMS soon, so I'll have a bunch more sweet flashy lights on my dash!
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