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Here is a pic of the tap
BTW - the tap that comes with the MSD is garbage, I don't recommend using it. Its best to cut, splice, and solder. 2nd best option would be a 3M tap like I used. strictly my opinion. Everything else is PnP. You can get ground behind the drivers side head or anywhere that is convenient for you.
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^can confirm. first installation attempt was dysfunctional due to lack of shielding penetration due to that shitty tap; got it to work the second go around. i'll be soldering when my side heals from the pain of contorting myself in that damn footwell!!
 

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Forgive me but why do we need the 2 step if we have launch control from factory


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Forgive me but why do we need the 2 step if we have launch control from factory


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it doesn't cut spark - and it doesn't work with advancetrac disabled or ABS fuse pulled. rendering it pretty much useless :)
 

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Factory launch control is useless ford only put that in the for marketing


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So when you are going down the track and you push the clutch in to make a shift, doesn't the MSD 2-step get triggered again at every shift?
 
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So when you are going down the track and you push the clutch in to make a shift, doesn't the MSD 2-step get triggered again at every shift?
No it does not.
 

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Where is everyone running the wires through the firewall?
 

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Maybe the sound tube hole?
 

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BTW - the tap that comes with the MSD is garbage, I don't recommend using it. Its best to cut, splice, and solder. 2nd best option would be a 3M tap like I used. strictly my opinion. Everything else is PnP. You can get ground behind the drivers side head or anywhere that is convenient for you.

I am going to have to pay my neighbor a visit soon!!!
 

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Alright guys one more question, anyone got an idea on how to wire an activation switch on the 2 step? I'm a manual car so it will be going to the clutch switch. What do ya think just hook a toggle switch in line between the msd box and the clutch switch?
 

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Huge thanks to member [MENTION=13877]sonic[/MENTION] for helping me out with PCM circuit identification :cheers:. I was actually trying to help out another member when I decided to change my own activation wiring. Previously I was using ground activation with the lower clutch switch (Blue-Orange wire/pin 9). This works but the 2-step deactivates and goes full throttle when the clutch is just a 1/16" off of the floor and not yet fully engaged. Instead, I changed to the top clutch switch (Green-Violet wire/pin 8). I tap'd into the 22 AWG wire at the bottom of the clutch assembly near the OEM 4 wire connector. Now the 2-step deactivates and the car goes full throttle at the very top of the clutch stoke. Thanks again Sonic :headbang:

MT82 2-step = use Green-Violet wire for ground activation (either under dash or near PCM)
I installed the MSD and tapped into a green-violet wire near the OEM 4 wire connector. The red light on the MSD box illuminates when the car is running, but it turns off when I depress the clutch. Therefore, something is wrong as it should be the opposite. Anyone know what I did wrong?
 

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I installed the MSD and tapped into a green-violet wire near the OEM 4 wire connector. The red light on the MSD box illuminates when the car is running, but it turns off when I depress the clutch. Therefore, something is wrong as it should be the opposite. Anyone know what I did wrong?
What color activation wire from the 2 step did u use?
 

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