So what you need ?

 

yep those work nice

 

Yeah those do work pretty well....

http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/instructions/nos-15974nos.pdf

That link contains a pdf of the Instructions.
Should be pretty easy now....

 

http://www.bing.com/search?pc=AMAZ&...pc=AMAZ&form=AMAZWB&setmkt=en-US&q=nos+mini+progressive+controller+instructions

 

We/Holley still sell them, they are brutally simple to program and the instructions can be downloaded from the Holley website if they are missing

Monte

 

So, it seems that plenty of people are using them which is the opposite of what my friend was telling me. He made it seem like this was super old technology and impossible to set up with the schematic offered with the controller. Along with a halfway installed item, he gave me a couple phone numbers of people who had different ideas of how to install it. some say connect the yellow wire. some say don't, and a guy named Shane from NOS knows how to do it. I will go back and try do things according to the included instructions and see if something is missing. In any case, I have a little peace of mind knowing that there is hope.

 

The only ways to install it are the RIGHT way. The yellow and orange wires are stage 1 and 2 outputs, that can operate a timing retard. HOWEVER, they are GROUND outputs, so if using them for a timing retard that requires 12volts, they must trigger the ground terminal of a relay, that triggers the retard. White is the arm wire, red and blue small wires are the triggers from WOT or TPS. They can be ground OR hot, just have to wire and program it right. Green is the tach input and the heavy Red and Blue is stage 1 and 2 to solenoids. Blacks are grounds.........and that is IT. If you can't wire one of these by reading the instructions........well, maybe you shouldn't be installing electrical components of any kind.........LOL!!!

Now admittedly some REALLY struggle with electrical stuff, even with good instructions. But if you half way understand wiring, these things are cake to install. I have put them in at the track between rounds
Monte

 

The bonus is that when you are ready, the Launcher plugs right in place of the mini.

 

^^^ What he said.4 years with mine and love it.Take your time and make sure it's correct. The timing retard wires are the only tricky thing but Monte explained that above.Get someone who knows a little about wiring and you'll be fine.Have fun.

 

I've installed two of them for me and helped three friends with theirs. If someone can't install it then Monte is correct, they shouldn't be doing wiring.