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Old 10-08-2006, 06:33 PM
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Default IAW Wasted spark system for L1 - P8 Ecus. NOW ON SALE.

The IAW Wasted spark coildrive system is now fully ready for sale after a period of supply problems. We have actually purchased all rights to this product now so all supply problems have ended. We are now in the distinctly enviable position to be able to supply ourselves. lol

This system gets rid of the antique distributor and allows you to replace it with a far more modern twin coil wasted spark system. No more tiny gap and constant annoying missfires.

Key Points:
The driver runs various different dwell periods depending on engine RPM. It also has a circuit built in that drives the rev counter correctly. (Ford Counters require a small mod to teh rear. Aftermarket are fine.)

The ecu requires no software alterations whatsoever for this conversion.

The conversion is available for all Marelli version from L1 to P8 including Ecus converted to Pectel Super 8.

The distributor cap, rotor arm, Coil HT lead and Standard Coil are removed from the car totally leaving you with a solid state non moving HT system with less HT connections and only 1 gap.. the spark plug gap.

Here are a few tasters of what the items look like and to show you inside a converted ecu which should explain why we have decided not to let the driver itself be "DIY" installed.

CoilPack Driver: £150 installed.


The driver installed into ecu:






Coilpack: £58.


2nd ignition amplifier £35. Twin amplifier bracket: £40


Coilpack looms, plug and play: £65


Coilpack Ford HT leads: £95



Notes:
The price shown on the coilpack driver is a fully installed price. Installation into a Super 8 configured Ecu is £20 extra due to extra hardware to be removed and refitted. There is NO DIY option available for any type of ecu, sorry.

Insured 24Hr Postage of the ecu back to you is an extra £10inc vat. Extra items ordered will incur extra postage costs of course.

Everyone who wants one, please e-mail me on: sales@remapping.co.uk as they will be going out on a first come first served basis after ive cleared my current list of awaiting people.
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Stu, What is the Mod to the back of tacho involve????

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E-mail me and i will send you full instructions Paul. Only applicable to Cosworth clocks from 88> though mate.
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but, you need to fit a sensor on the cams no ?
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Not at all no. The distributor can stay exactly where it is for this conversion. No need to remove it at all.
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so, why some people put something on the cam and a sensor on the cam cover and remove the distributor `????
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Purely as a means of relocating the phase sensor elsewhere. Serves ZERO purpose on a road engine IMO.

Some Competition cars do it purely to get the wiring up high away from water etc.
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thanks stu

very nice your online webshop
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Stu, Reading that, Are they for sale now ALL the time?

I'll be interested in a few months thats all for the kit...
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Stu, Reading that, Are they for sale now ALL the time?

I'll be interested in a few months thats all for the kit...
Yes Radders, 100%, got over 100 in stock right now mate.
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Stu I've read that the driver wasn't requiered on P8. reading this I assume it's not the case. (especilly since it's a P8 on your pics!)
Another thing that makes me worry is that it seems that you've integrated the dwell control in the board? so the dwell map in the EPROM is disabled
The knock sensor is supposed to give retard, is it still working with your driver?
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Hi,
The P8 CAN be done in teh software too, but that means you have to get a new map from someone else if yours doesnt support it, unless your mapper can just enable. Most dont know how to. Also, your rev counter will read half if you just do it in teh eprom.

The weber dwell control is just a switch at low RPM. Why does that concern you? No, it is not removed.

Yes, teh knock control is fully active, why wouldnt it be?
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Ok, I thought your 'driver' was overtaking the ECU control of the ignition timing so may stop the knock sensor to work.
(I may have misunderstood the word DWELL)

It seems to be perfect!

I want to do this since I own my Escort! I'll have to wait a little but I will
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I have pm'd you Stu about a coilpack conversion
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Sent my ecu off on wednesday for a coilpack conversion and got the full kit back this morning

What an awsome service !!!!!

Thanx guys
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hi stu is this conversion compatable with the use of a autotronic sm4 ecu?
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