Small block Chevy Installation
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Re: Small block Chevy Installation
I didn't know you had an electromotive on there before. I do know that they require 60-2 though.
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Re: Small block Chevy Installation
Just ignition, they had a product way back in the Tec II days called an Opti-Spark eliminator. I put it on in about 1998, It let me ditch the LT1's Opti spark for a wasted spark setup and had a small module that generated the hi and low resolution pulses to keep the stock ecu happy and ran the spark timing commanded by the stock ecu. It worked well for me, and let me run a double roller timing set on the LT1 to hold up to the spring pressures I was using on the solid roller. In those days I was still burning proms for the stock ecu.muythaibxr wrote:I didn't know you had an electromotive on there before. I do know that they require 60-2 though.
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I think they only sold about 20 of them and I was one .
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Re: Small block Chevy Installation
Yeah, just saying that even their modern stuff requires 60-2 as I understand it.
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Re: Small block Chevy Installation
I made a 36-1 wheel that fits between the balancer and crank pulley. (actually cut by another squirter on waterjet since my plasma CNC isn't quite as accurate)
I'm loving the toothed wheel and LS1 coils on my RamJet 350 compared to the distributor setup.
Pics are here: http://www.smifabandcnc.com/gallery.php?gid=CASBrkt
I'm loving the toothed wheel and LS1 coils on my RamJet 350 compared to the distributor setup.
Pics are here: http://www.smifabandcnc.com/gallery.php?gid=CASBrkt
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Re: Small block Chevy Installation
I am sure it runs a good bitbetter now!
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Re: Small block Chevy Installation
Will there be a pull-up resistor (to +5VDC) in the VR input circuit? I plan on using Vortec cam (CMS) and crank (CKS) sensors.
1979 Camaro
383 stroker w/Ramjet EFI manifold
MS2 Extra running semi-sequential, wasted spark
383 stroker w/Ramjet EFI manifold
MS2 Extra running semi-sequential, wasted spark
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Oh and they are Hall Effects with open collector outputs.
1979 Camaro
383 stroker w/Ramjet EFI manifold
MS2 Extra running semi-sequential, wasted spark
383 stroker w/Ramjet EFI manifold
MS2 Extra running semi-sequential, wasted spark