Crank Position Sensor Bracket Pics
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Hi all,
Starting to get all the parts etc together to convert from MFI to management.
I would prefer to make/build most of the stuff my self but after numerous searches etc i cant find any detailed pics / Measurements of a Crank Position Sensor Bracket.
I'm really just after a measurements if i'm totally honest.
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Starting to get all the parts etc together to convert from MFI to management.
I would prefer to make/build most of the stuff my self but after numerous searches etc i cant find any detailed pics / Measurements of a Crank Position Sensor Bracket.
I'm really just after a measurements if i'm totally honest.
cheeRS
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No i dont have a EFI flywheel.
Going to use a 36-1 trigger wheel on the bottom pulley hence why i'm going to use/make my own CPS bracket.
I did hear that you can run a pickup from the top pulley, but dont want to lose the standard look of the engine bay.
Going to use a 36-1 trigger wheel on the bottom pulley hence why i'm going to use/make my own CPS bracket.
I did hear that you can run a pickup from the top pulley, but dont want to lose the standard look of the engine bay.
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Ah sorry I thought you wanted to know the dimensions for the stock EFI one!
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If your making your own then just buy a trigger wheel from www.trigger-wheels.com and weld it to the bottom pulley, then knock up a bracket to hold the CPS where you want it, took me about 30mins to do mine, think I used one oil pump bolt and a sump bolt to secure it in place, really easy mate!
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If your making your own then just buy a trigger wheel from www.trigger-wheels.com and weld it to the bottom pulley, then knock up a bracket to hold the CPS where you want it, took me about 30mins to do mine, think I used one oil pump bolt and a sump bolt to secure it in place, really easy mate!
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