anyone got pics of a cossie with 34-1 trigger wheel fitted
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When I used a std ford pulley, I machined off the 4 lugs, and after marking the trigger wheel, welded it to the rear of the std ford pulley, always measuring everything.
Result put it on, gap is still within tolerance and the sensor and it's bracket are not even touched, nothing at all to do, went straight on without problem.
I used a 5 1/4" pulley, and got it within 1.2 degrees of TDC so bloody good really.
My car is 2wd cossie.
tabetha
Result put it on, gap is still within tolerance and the sensor and it's bracket are not even touched, nothing at all to do, went straight on without problem.
I used a 5 1/4" pulley, and got it within 1.2 degrees of TDC so bloody good really.
My car is 2wd cossie.
tabetha
Although of course you could use 36-1, 60-2, 36-2(rover), 36-4(rover), 36-4(rover different one)12-1 yamaha, 24-1 suzuki, 60-1 jaguar, 36-2 toyota, 48-2 ducati, 8+P suzuki, 12+P honda.
So you have a large choice that will work with this ecu!!
On a std cossie item I just machined the rear to the inside diametre of the trigger-wheel.com wheel (5 1/4") and took out the correct amount from the std pulley to enable perfect alignment, did not even need to adjust gap, a bit tricky to do as only one chance to get it right(or bollocks it up!!).
tabetha
So you have a large choice that will work with this ecu!!
On a std cossie item I just machined the rear to the inside diametre of the trigger-wheel.com wheel (5 1/4") and took out the correct amount from the std pulley to enable perfect alignment, did not even need to adjust gap, a bit tricky to do as only one chance to get it right(or bollocks it up!!).
tabetha
Last edited by tabetha; Aug 22, 2008 at 12:28 PM.
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