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sr20det with crank trigger

Started by ex-ctr, August 19, 2007, 03:38:38 PM

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ex-ctr

hi, im after a good trigger wheel and sensor and need advice on where to get one, found these so far http://trigger-wheels.com/store/index1.html

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You're thinking of going for a crank trigger?
Your VEMS is setup for a hall trigger so we'll need to modify it if you plan to go that direction.

ex-ctr

im building the engine for 600bhp+ so want the most accuracy i can get and the cas is not up to the job :)
do i need to return it to you

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Well if you decide to go this way we could look at the way the guys in Sweden prefer to do their crank triggers - one tooth at 60deg BTDC and one tooth at 60deg BBDC and use a Honeywell 1GT1 hall sensor.

Which would give you a top quality sensor with the right output type...  And arguably a better triggering solution.

ex-ctr

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i was going to get an aluminium crank pully wheel machined to take a trigger wheel, the trigger wheel your talking about would have 2 teeth 180' apart and could be 2 machined studs set onto the pully with the exposed ends shaped to form a tooth, they could be set into the middle belt drive as this is spare :)

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Sounds like the start of a good plan.  You can use the CAS disk's inner slot as the cam sync.

The Honeywell 1GT101 sensor is detailed here:
http://sensing.honeywell.com/index.cfm?ci_id=140301&la_id=1&pr_id=128148
It weighs in at the hefty price of Ã,£18