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  1. Its a 4 piece design. The L bracket, the sensor mount.... ( a picture is worth a 1000 words)

     

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    As you can see in the picture, it is also supported off the front cover to insure rigidity at high speeds.
    Here is how I mounted my coils. COP coils from a ford expedition. The A C B groups from the EDIS are run in series.
     
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    The engine is currently running. Have balanced the carbs and set the idle to 1000 due to my cam. Used your initial safe timing graft as a benchmark. Have to start the long tuning process now. Since the fuel delivery and timing work hand in hand to create the most efficient/powerful combustion, I am not sure where to begin. I basically have a fresh rebuilt engine with 10.3 Compression, fresh rebuilt mikuni carbs, and EDIS. I have to make all these work together without a real benchmark.
  2. Hey Lazeum. Thought I would show you how far I got with my setup after you and Leon convinced me to go with this EDIS setup.

     

    After evaluating your sensor bracket I thought I would take it a few steps further. Wanted to make something that was more sturdy and less likely to move/fail. Your Design is already beefy, so I used your Idea as a reference. Instead of using the bolts on the alternator side of the engine, I chose to use the AC compressor threads as mounting points. Here is what the Lead Mechanic/Machinist at Whitehead Performance built for me:

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    phone 179 by git-y-up, on Flickr

     

    Tony did a great job using premium stock and hardware. BTW Crank dampener and trigger wheel supplied by Rebello.

     

     

  3. Great CAD drawings Lazeum. I am one of the fortunate individuals with access to a Father in Law with a lathe and machining background. Hope you haven't patented this sensor mount design yet cause I am going to be a copy cat. If you would be so kind and make my life a whole lot easier, do you have the drawings for the TPS sensor bracket you fabed? Ill fedex you some good Canadian Beer:) LOL

     

    You won't be disappointed! ;)

     

    If I am Its all your fault :icon12:

  4. I had the bung welded to my exhaust pipe right after the collector in a vertical orientation. O2 sensors read better and are protected by moisture when installed in this way. I'm gonna do a write up on this. Ill link it from here once I'm done the install.

  5. I am currently wiring up a innovate Motorsport wide band kit. It suggest you take power from a ignition switched power source, the system also draws 5amps and should also be fused for such a load. I have a 1975 280z with stock wiring harness. Where would be the best circuit to tap off of for power and where can i find it under the dash? Thank you.

  6. Easy.... right.... wanna do it for me? haha Thank you, now i know it can be done:D one more question: Do the gauges come out through the dash or do they come out from behind the dash?

  7. Hello Hybridz.

     

    I been searching around to find out if its possible to remove and replace gauges in a 280z with removing dash. A simple answer will help me more than the information I been able to find.

     

    Thanks

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