VSSS

[Peter Fenske]

Well you could always put 4 magnets on a driveshaft and
use a magnetic pu..

The JTR setup is good and you can get either the four or two pole

FYI taxicabs use a similiar rig. So wreck I mean recyling yards

later:peter

> I recall reading that Mopar had something like this in their early EFI cars
> from the factory...  Could try to dig up that book if ya like...  KV.
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> owner-diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu on 03/03/98 10:04:51 AM
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> Subject: VSS
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> Hello,
>  I was curious what some people have done
> to add VSS output to older cars that didn't have
> them initially.  JTR sells a VSS 'box' that attaches
> inline with the speedo cable and will output the
> standard 2000 pulse per mile required for the 85-89
> GM computers, but it is $70. I would like to keep
> my stock speedometer if possible, if for nothing else,
> just so that my dashboard matches.  What are other
> people's expereience in this area?
> 
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