WOTbox
what WOTbox video are you referring to? Could you please post the youtube video?
If you are talking about the Blitz thing that controls the throttle, then yes it does work and I think it works like a piggy back system. I don't really know. I'll look into it later when I actually have a computer in front of me and not a blackberry.
If you are talking about the Blitz thing that controls the throttle, then yes it does work and I think it works like a piggy back system. I don't really know. I'll look into it later when I actually have a computer in front of me and not a blackberry.
this is pretty interesting.
here's how it works. Taken from the website
"The WOT Box is an electronic device that makes WOT shifting easy by reducing your engine's power for a very short timed period while you shift. It allows the synchros in your transmission to mesh easily, reducing the chance of missing a gear and damaging your transmission. If the input shaft on a manual transmission is not allowed to slow down enough it will lock you out of gear time after time. We have developed a solution to the problem by controlling the ignition at the shift point to ease the transition from one gear to another."
here's how it works. Taken from the website
"The WOT Box is an electronic device that makes WOT shifting easy by reducing your engine's power for a very short timed period while you shift. It allows the synchros in your transmission to mesh easily, reducing the chance of missing a gear and damaging your transmission. If the input shaft on a manual transmission is not allowed to slow down enough it will lock you out of gear time after time. We have developed a solution to the problem by controlling the ignition at the shift point to ease the transition from one gear to another."
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...otbox&&start=0
there was a thread on this thing over a month ago
there was a thread on this thing over a month ago
Did you even bother to look through the thread?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrGt9gHR0jg
found on page 5 3rd post from the bottom of the page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrGt9gHR0jg
found on page 5 3rd post from the bottom of the page
dude.
its in the thread.
NVMyTc was the first to have it and use it.
he posted before and after times with the 2 step and WOT shifting.
diff setting for the 2 step etc.
its there.
READ.
or if you must, PM him and ask him.
its in the thread.
NVMyTc was the first to have it and use it.
he posted before and after times with the 2 step and WOT shifting.
diff setting for the 2 step etc.
its there.
READ.
or if you must, PM him and ask him.
took me like 30 seconds to find it. right in the middle on page 5.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...tbox&&start=60
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...tbox&&start=60
Originally Posted by NVMyTc
So I went to the track today as soon as it opened and I was only able to get 5 runs in. Since it was my first time at the track with the WOT box I was adjusting it every race.
The track conditions were pretty bad and it was 97*, not the best weather for racing
I had the 2-step set at 2400 RPMS, which worked amazing on the streets but was much too low for the track.
First run was 9.596, 2-step set at 2400 RPMS, bogged on the launch bad, turbo took forever to spool
Second run was 9.272 (my 2nd fastest ever), 2-step set at 2800 RPMS, Tires spun a little but was a pretty mice launch
Third run was 9.318, 2-step set at 2800 RPMS, car hooked well w/o any tire spin but caused the engine to bog a bit
Fourth run was 9.289, 2 step set at 3000 RPMS, Car hooked pretty damn good, spun a bit but was a good run
Fifth run 9.436, 2-step set at 3200 RPMS, had pretty bad wheel hop and was slow into third gear
Right when the weather started to cool down, a guy got in a real bad crash and the races were stopped for 45 minutes while it was cleaned up, so I just watched he rest of the night. WHen I ran my personal best (9.250) I did it in 70* weather. I came damn close to breaking my personal best in 97* weather. I also didnt miss one shift tongiht, when usually i mis a shift about 2-3 runs on a track night.
My average time usually is around 9.5, so it was surprising to see how consistant I was running tonight. 3 of the 5 runs my 60' foot were 2.1XX
let me jut say, I LOVE MY WOT BOX lol
The track conditions were pretty bad and it was 97*, not the best weather for racing
I had the 2-step set at 2400 RPMS, which worked amazing on the streets but was much too low for the track.
First run was 9.596, 2-step set at 2400 RPMS, bogged on the launch bad, turbo took forever to spool
Second run was 9.272 (my 2nd fastest ever), 2-step set at 2800 RPMS, Tires spun a little but was a pretty mice launch
Third run was 9.318, 2-step set at 2800 RPMS, car hooked well w/o any tire spin but caused the engine to bog a bit
Fourth run was 9.289, 2 step set at 3000 RPMS, Car hooked pretty damn good, spun a bit but was a good run
Fifth run 9.436, 2-step set at 3200 RPMS, had pretty bad wheel hop and was slow into third gear
Right when the weather started to cool down, a guy got in a real bad crash and the races were stopped for 45 minutes while it was cleaned up, so I just watched he rest of the night. WHen I ran my personal best (9.250) I did it in 70* weather. I came damn close to breaking my personal best in 97* weather. I also didnt miss one shift tongiht, when usually i mis a shift about 2-3 runs on a track night.
My average time usually is around 9.5, so it was surprising to see how consistant I was running tonight. 3 of the 5 runs my 60' foot were 2.1XX
let me jut say, I LOVE MY WOT BOX lol
so the whole point of the WOTbox is to eliminate turbo lag correct? but after reading what this actually does, it seems to me that us n/a folks could reap the benefits as well. or did i miss something?
Originally Posted by ThisDudePaul
so the whole point of the WOTbox is to eliminate turbo lag correct? but after reading what this actually does, it seems to me that us n/a folks could reap the benefits as well. or did i miss something?
if you were to keep the gas pedal to the floor while shifting without the box your RPM;s would shoot up until you hit the rev limiter (unless your extremely extremely fast)
the box prevents the RPMS from going up so that you can hold the gas to the floor an shift.
quoted straight from their website:
What is the WOT Box?
The WOT Box is an electronic device that makes WOT shifting easy by reducing your engine's power for a very short timed period while you shift. It allows the synchros in your transmission to mesh easily, reducing the chance of missing a gear and damaging your transmission. If the input shaft on a manual transmission is not allowed to slow down enough it will lock you out of gear time after time. We have developed a solution to the problem by controlling the ignition at the shift point to ease the transition from one gear to another.
What is WOT Shifting?
WOT shifting is a common practice used by drag racers regardless of if they are running turbo, supercharger or naturally aspirated. WOT shifting is accomplished by holding the gas pedal to the floor and never "lifting" off the gas during the shift. The problem with doing so is when you depress the clutch engine RPMs flare up and a brief amount of time is required for the transmission input shaft to slow down. Even the most successful drivers have been known to miss a gear occasionally. It requires complete concentration and lightning quick reactions in order to pull it off.
"Keep the pedal to the metal, blip the clutch, and grab the next gear. Do it fast enough before the redline, and your reward will be a zero lag, constant boost shift."
When you WOT shift, your engine is still producing peak power through the shift. With the clutch released, the engine revs up. This increase in RPMs and the full output power of the engine makes it very difficult for the synchros in your transmission to engage. The result means that WOT shifting can be very difficult and potentially damaging to your transmission.
How does the WOT Box make WOT Shifting easy?
Our WOT Box momentarily disrupts the engine power long enough for you to make an effortless, fast WOT shift. The result?
Lower ETs - One of our big turbo customer cars dropped their E.T. in the quarter mile from 12.0 to 11.3 seconds just by adding the WOT Box!
Reduced chance of missing a gear
More consistent, effortless shifts
Reduced wear on the transmission
Reduced chance of major transmission damage
You can see the WOT Box in action by clicking on this page.
How does the WOT Box work?
The split second that you place your foot on the clutch pedal with the throttle all the way down, a signal is sent to the WOT Box that a shift has been initiated. When the module sees the signal from the clutch switch it will reduce engine power by cutting the ignition. The ignition control is a precise timed event that the user has complete control of. The box is capable of controlling ignition from 25 milliseconds to 700 milliseconds in 25 millisecond increments. With a range like that the wot box can even make Mr. Magoo look like a seasoned pro!
The drivers in our test cars describe using the WOT BOX as sitting in the car and going through the gearbox with the engine off!! All the drivers were amazed at how smooth the gearbox was. The transition from gear to gear is effortless and the boost gauge would barely show a blip between the shifts. We were able to test on an Evo8 with a laggy 60-1 turbo and managed to hold 30+ psi through every gear! Even on a stock turbo equipped Dodge SRT-4 we were able to knock 3 tenths off e.t. by simply hooking the box up. Our big turbo SRT-4 cars were able to drop up to 7 tenths off their E.T. with the WOT Box alone!
Will the WOT Box affect normal driving?
No. The WOT Box will only activate when you are WOT Shifting. Normal shifts will be ignored and continue to work just as you expect. You won't even know its there, until you make a WOT Shift!
What is 2-Step Launch Control?
2-Step Launch Control allows you to program a desired launch RPM, then if you press the clutch and subsequently floor the gas, the engine will rev up and the WOT Box will kick in to hold your desired RPM. It will cut fuel and spark to accomplish this. The turbo will also develop boost. you can use this feature at the track for a more consistent and more powerful launch in boost! Visit our See It In Action page to see it at work!






