Trigger wheels

[pauljones]

For those that have efi,how and what have you used as a trigger wheel, I have looked at various sites and can't decide.I do have a cvh ford that has a lower pulley wheel and looks like it could be useable.I'll be using an emerald ecu if that helps

Any ideas guys?

[john.p.clegg]

Paul

You could try this...

with the added advantage of lightened flywheel..

John

[bob_rich]

Hi Paul

I had a Ford 36 pulse wheel fitted to the crank pulley and will be mounting the sensor broadly speaking in the position shown. After installation will cut of a tooth for the reference position of around 90 degrees BTDC on cylinder 1.

hope this helps best of luck

cheers

Bob

[bob_rich]

Hi Paul

I had a Ford 36 pulse wheel fitted to the crank pulley and will be mounting the sensor broadly speaking in the position shown. After installation will cut of a tooth for the reference position of around 90 degrees BTDC on cylinder 1.

hope this helps best of luck (oops 4 got picture sorry !)

cheers

Bob

[memini55]

Paul,

I bought a lower pulley from QED and they also have the bracket for the pickup which bolts to the lower front pan and comes with spacers for the bolt up. I am using a Megasquirt and ground off a tooth on the pulley for the missing tooth.

Mark

[bcmc33]

Paul,

QED do a nice trigger crank pulley. http://qedmotorsport.co.uk/qed-shop/lot ... y-36-teeth

You need to remove a tooth in the location that suits where you put the sensor. This is mine--

QED also supply a sensor bracket, but I made mine to suit a 2 point fixing.

[pauljones]

Not sure if ill be allowed a light weight flywheel till xmas,but its a thought.Ill have a look at the other offerings but unless this rains stops then I wont be doing a thing.I can see another weekend being lost out to the weather.