Can you 2 step a Mustang?

Consistent launches and quicker 60-foot times are the goal of every drag racer and now you can have both by simply installing a MSD Launch Master 2 Step Rev Limiter in your S197 Coyote 5.0 Mustang.

How does MSD 2 Step work?

Two-step works off of your speed sensor so it knows when you’re moving and when you’re not. When you’re not moving and the clutch is depressed, the motor will be able to rev and hold at a lower set value. This puts load on the engine and if you’re running a turbo setup will also build a few pounds of boost.

How do you wire a MSD 2 step?

MSD Two-step Installation

1. Introduction: MSD Two-step Installation.
2. Step 1: Disconnect the Battery.
3. Step 2: Mounting the Two-step.
4. Step 3: Locate the Tachometer Wire.
5. Step 4: Connect to Ground.
6. Step 5: Placement of Wires.
7. Connect male spade connectors on each wire of the clutch safety switch plug.

What is a two-step Mustang?

In its most basic definition, a 2 step is a rev limiting device that you install on your car that has 2 stages, one with a lower RPM and the other at a higher RPM. The lower RPM limiter is usually used for launch control while the higher RPM limiter will be located at redline or slightly over redline.

What’s the rev limiter on a MSD Mustang?

Consistent launches and quicker 60-foot times are the goal of every drag racer and now you can have both by simply installing a MSD Launch Master 2 Step Rev Limiter in your V8 Mustang. Easy To Set. The MSD Launch Master Rev Limiter is easy to set with two built-in rotary dials ranging from 2,000 to 11,900 rpm in 100 rpm increments.

What does MSD launch Master 2 Step do?

The MSD 2 Step is gonna be for the ’11 to ’14 GT owners out there that are looking to create a consistent, reliable launch on the track, strip, or even the street. This launch control connects to the factory coils. And it works by cutting spark, not fuel.

Can a MSD launch Master 2 Step rev limiter work on a GT500?

A: The MSD Launch Master 2 Step Rev Limiter (99-10 V8) will work with a 2010 GT500, or a 2006 GT. However, we can’t guarantee that this will be a direct fit because the vehicle has been so heavily modified off of its original platform.

How much does a MSD 2 Step rev limiter cost?

As far as price, the 2 Step from MSD is going to cost you right in between $200 and $250. So the install here is not difficult. Overall, this is a one wrench install on our scale. It should take just about an hour to complete. You do have a little bit of room to determine how you want to wire this in.