triggering an HEI module

Tedscj at aol.com Tedscj at aol.com
Fri Mar 9 02:15:19 GMT 2001


In a message dated 3/8/01 8:52:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, nacelp at bright.net 
writes:

> One thing that is doable, thou, is using two shutters and sensors.
>  Downside is with very limited wear things would drag.
>  Two pertonix units, probably more workable, but then that gets expensive.
>  Using 2 sensors wired to a single comparator would give the total correct
>  number of counts and timing.
>  
>  I think the Pertonix is Hall effect so you'd need a Mask that was for Hall
>  type switches as apposed to reluctor types
>  Bruce

You may or may not remember, but I am the guy, who a couple of years ago, 
welded some bolt heads to the dampener of my Jag (4.2l 6cyl) and got DIS 
going on that one.  I used a basically stock Berreta bin and the car ran much 
better than with carbs, just letting the BLMs do the tuning.  Then I tried to 
get the DIS module to work with the already hacked SyTy .bin. but I just 
couldn't get it to work right.
Well, the Jag is still going strong (I'm no longer the owner, though), and 
may be the only DIS Xj6 on the planet! (maybe not!), but now I want to try a 
different method with this Alfa.
One thing I had done with the Jag is to buy a reluctor wheel from 
Electromotive and grind off the appropriate teeth to get the right signal.  
It worked, but my mounting for the sensor was not so hot, and I could not get 
the wheel mounted concentrically (sp?)(thousandths of an inch) on the 
distributor shaft.  The sensor was VERY sensitive to air gap, so these 
problems combined to create an unreliable system (I would sometimes have to 
tap on the distributor to get it running!)
I still have the reluctor wheel somewhere, so I was thinking of trying that 
method again.
Well just rambling,
Tom
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