Which model for VW tiguan 2.0 tsi 132kw 177hp 180ps? And how does it compare with the german PedalCommander product?
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you need 10423712. I'm not familiar with that brand but having done some quick research it appears as it is a blatant copy of the pedalbox. DTE Systems which manufactures pedalbox has been around and they are also greatly involved in ECU chiptuning etc. Pedalbox you also get a 2 year warranty.
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i'm not sure. it doesn't have an external transformer, so it may just be 120v. if you go to their website and check, it looks as if they make models for specific markets: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm
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Hi Jon, my name is Luis Colarino and I live in a city in Brasil where the voltage is 220V too. You can use the pedal board in 220V without any problems, the power source has an automatic voltage selector which allows you to connect in 220V directly.So, if this is your concern, consider it solved, go ahead and get the pedal board, it comes already with the cables, you just need to buy the pedals. All "Boss" style pedals will fit normally. Enjoy the gear and play loud!!!
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Your best bet would be to find one with the correct specs, I have a bp200 and only the correct power adapter would allow the pedal to function correctly
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I have a VW tiguan and it's too small, it would probably be a perfect fit for a smaller car like yours.
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bscepter is correct. From the Voodoo Lab PP2+ Manual, "Pedal Power units purchased in North America should only be powered from 120VAC. Attempting to use 220-240VAC mains directly will cause permanent damage to your Pedal Power! You must use an appropriate stepdown transformer."However, they do offer models with voltage appropriate to various regional markets, such as a 230V 50/60Hz model for Europe and Australia, as indicated here: http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm (scroll down to the specs table)
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if you are looking to buy them let me know, because i change cars and my VW tIguan needs a different model.
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There was no pedal with the unit I received. It had the switch to change from Tig to Stick. I don't recall if it had a stick stinger- The unit arrived damaged and I sent it back same day I received it. I did not think it was the micro 185 because of the stick option and the pictured unit on the Amazon page did not show the stick option. However I have since learn the 2013 models do have the stick option. Everlast has not updated the photos only the text of the 2013 models on their website to reflect the extra button to switch from Tig to Stick modes. I was not able to test the unit due to damage made me leery to attach a plug. There was no pedal with the unit I received. It had the switch to change from Tig to Stick. I don't recall if it had a stick stinger- The unit arrived damaged and I sent it back same day I received it. I did not think it was the micro 185 because of the stick option and the pictured unit on the Amazon page did not show the stick option. However I have since learn the 2013 models do have the stick option. Everlast has not updated the photos only the text of the 2013 models on their website to reflect the extra button to switch from Tig to Stick modes. I was not able to test the unit due to... » Read More There was no pedal with the unit I received. It had the switch to change from Tig to Stick. I don't recall if it had a stick stinger- The unit arrived damaged and I sent it back same day I received it. I did not think it was the micro 185 because of the stick option and the pictured unit on the Amazon page did not show the stick option. However I have since learn the 2013 models do have the stick option. Everlast has not updated the photos only the text of the 2013 models on their website to reflect the extra button to switch from Tig to Stick modes. I was not able to test the unit due to damage made me leery to attach a plug. « Show Less
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I'm not convinced the specs are not identical. Although i haven't found separate charts to prove that. It really sounds like marketing numbers 17HP @ 4944 and 15.01HP at 4500RPM might be identical at both products if you find a curve for both products.
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IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it. I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail.
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Never run The Traxxas, I usually run Castle od Tenkin. But I use the race pro in my Axial Exo buggy Im geared for speed and it hast failed me once. Running 2s Lippo could run 3s but I have all I need on 2s. The SCT race Pro I picked because of cooling, I had problems with too many other motors over heating in my Exo. SInce I switched I havent over heated once. I also like the fact that Castle makes a Castle link connector that stays open for you to plug into with the field programer or from fied via usb to Computer for adjustments. On my Tenkin FXR is not as easy.
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Aunque el Kit no es Original Suzuki, sino americano, lo compre y hasta el momento funcina bien. Mi grand vitara el 2006, segun entiendo la tuya es 2008. Recuerda que hay 2 versiones para ese ao, Si la tuya es XL5, creo que si encaja perfecto. Si es SUZUKI motor 2.5 NO.
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I agree with Teresa. I'm not an expert on these products, but I'll share my decision calculus (for whatever that's worth). I looked for durable construction - heavy tubes with solid welds and a stable base. I also looked for the heaviest flywheel - weight of the flywheel for this type of device seems important as I recall from HS physics... I also looked for the ability to customize with my own saddle and pedals. I've used this model daily for about a year. No complaints so far.
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Please post a link if you know this specific model is on sale somewhere! :) I've seen the lesser versions (1810TZ and 1410) on sale and people confuse them with the 1810T, but this is the specific one I'm hoping to buy ASAP!
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I ordered one of these a while back, it is generic BUT it is very good quality and mimics the factory one to a T. it even comes with a new VW stick-on emblem on the rear where the screw is.
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It sounds 99.99% similar. Please, watch the comparative between them in YouTube. I love this pedal
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check the threads on the pedals the pedals that come with the biodyne are superb unless you're thinking in terms of a racing pedal for a trainer in which case you'd probably want the whell trainer that the rear wheel sits in - the Airdyne with its arm exercise motion wouldn't be conducive for x-training for cyclists in that sense