Summit RPM Switch Backorder
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From: Columbus, Ohio
For any of you who are waiting for the Summit RPM switch, they are still on back order as they have been for over a month. I was able to get a better price on the MSD 8969, after I haggled with them for a while. Reduced pricing is not an automatic thing for the Summit switch backorder, but haggling with them is worth a try I think.
Just as a heads up I just went thru the same thing. They sent me the MSD equivalent and according to Requin6 and MardiGrasMax it cannot be used on a coil per plug system. So I sent mine back and bought one used. Just FYI they have been back ordered for several months now.
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Are you saying the MSD 8969 can't be used on our cars? According to the .pdf instruction manual that I have, the 8969 has both the single coil per cylinder option and pretty much anything in between including the ECU output option.
I just installed the MSD 8969 on my car 2 days ago. If you're considering that, I can answer any questions you might have about it. It's wired up, but my 00VI isn't in yet so I can't confirm it's operational, but Jime used it awhile back for nitrous purposes and it worked great for him.
just because the summit switch is back ordered, doesn't mean it can be had elsewhere for a little more $$$
unless you are super cheapo, then just get a toggle switch, lol!
besides, the dip-switches are awesome, they can be set very accurately. the MSD is ok too, but not the 8950, that one is pure garbage with he plug in module BS. V-afc2 is still the best
unless you are super cheapo, then just get a toggle switch, lol!besides, the dip-switches are awesome, they can be set very accurately. the MSD is ok too, but not the 8950, that one is pure garbage with he plug in module BS. V-afc2 is still the best
What's the primary difference b/w the VAFC-II and the SAFC Neo anyway? They both appear to be able to control the butterfly valve on the 3.5. If that's true, then why not just save the 100 bux and get the VAFC-II?
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Nice Tatanko! Looks like you are one step ahead of me on my 00VI install. I have all the electrical pulled and ready to wire up, just need the switch and then comes the fun part....the physical install.
Oh, you are talking about the Digital window switch....I thought you were talking about the MSD rpm switch they they recomend when the Summit switch is out of stock. I don't know the part number but its not a digital switch. Sorry if I gave bad info. I thought you were talking about the product that they claim is a direct replacement.
Originally Posted by toddemullins
Nice Tatanko! Looks like you are one step ahead of me on my 00VI install. I have all the electrical pulled and ready to wire up, just need the switch and then comes the fun part....the physical install.
Originally Posted by Tatanko
I still need to order a CAI off eBay (I'm basically running stock intake right now, and that isn't gonna work)
Also not sure what the differnce was between the VAFC & the VAFC2 as far as activating the VI. I originally had the VAFC & it would not activate the VI so I went with the VAFC2. Hope that MSD works for you guys.
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
All you need to make a CAI or HAI work with the VI is to use the factory accordian piece in place of the silicone coupler on the TB, case closed..
Originally Posted by Tatanko
Yeah I just have the 12v wire and activation wire from the switch (ground) sitting in the engine bay waiting for something to activate. I still need to order a CAI off eBay (I'm basically running stock intake right now, and that isn't gonna work), a rear valve cover, and the lower manifold -> heads gaskets. I'm also waiting on my buddy's dad to finish up my adapter plates.
Originally Posted by goldtooth
how did you get the wire to go from the cabin to the engine bay?
It does need to be "torn" open though as it's solid. Look for it from the engine bay first or you'll never find it.
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I ran my wires through the grommet above the driver side door harness and up through the opening just below the drivers side hood hinge. It was very easy.
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
All you need to make a CAI or HAI work with the VI is to use the factory accordian piece in place of the silicone coupler on the TB, case closed..
Originally Posted by toddemullins
For any of you who are waiting for the Summit RPM switch, they are still on back order as they have been for over a month. I was able to get a better price on the MSD 8969, after I haggled with them for a while. Reduced pricing is not an automatic thing for the Summit switch backorder, but haggling with them is worth a try I think.
It is an ebay CAI which is no different from any other intake out there, no cutting just swap the coupler for the accordian.. btw that is s0ber's car..
here is mine: (dirty motor, for now)

another setup:
here is mine: (dirty motor, for now)

another setup:
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