Active Aero Install

[95gto]

AA = active aero
AE = active exhaust

Chrome can do AE.

It requires a lot to install AA into a car that didn't come with it. You'll need to save all the body/chassy wire harnesses along with the AA ECU which mounts in the trunk.

I know guys who have done their own wiring setup using relays. One of the Chrome custom outputs could be used to trigger those relays.

*note: it's not worth it. :P

At one point I thought you had stated that Chrome could adjust the speed at which AA was engaged. If the OP has Chrome and Chrome is capable of outputting a speed based trigger signal (ground or +12v doesn't matter), I could use that signal to build a diy circuit that would do the general up/down functionality of the rear wing.

Ah! You sold the car to jack. That's why I was confused. I remember this being your car before the wrap but got all mixed up when I saw jack driving it.

I think you are still a little confused, I blame it on post NG withdrawl.

I only sold my wing to Jack, my car is still at home in my garage with pieces of blue painter's tape covering the mounting holes for the wing.

[futurevr4man]

Thanks for offering the help!

Greg, it's worth it to me man. I'm hoping I can work out a solution to it.

[95gto]

So I am still a bit unsure, can Chrome provide a speed based output trigger and if so would it be a postitive or negative trigger?

[Greg E]

No. The custom pin outputs are RPM, load or coolant temp based. They are both grounds.

[95gto]

Well that complicates things a little.

[Greg E]

Well that complicates things a little.

I could write you a custom version that would be speed based.

[futurevr4man]

I ended up not getting the car I was after, so this may never happen. But it is an interesting question anyhow I suppose.