Gauging interest in EDIS mounting parts

[z-ya 30]

Sadly, no, it needs to be the inverse so its reading the spaces. at least I think that's what it's doing. lets look at a GM flywheel.

 

Phar

 

 

I believe you can do what I suggested and then invert the signal electrically before going to the ECU.

[clint78z 1]

Can't you just reverse the sensor leads?? I don't think you need a fancy circuit for this.

[z-ya 30]

Can't you just reverse the sensor leads?? I don't think you need a fancy circuit for this.

 

It depends on the VR input circuit. I know EDIS modules will not trigger if the VR sensor leads are reversed.

[Pharaohabq 14]

I couldn't tell ya, but yeah making an inverting circuit may be an idea, a flip-flop and a few more parts, but if that's the case then why not paint it optically and use a ir/sensor to read the "stripes" painted on the stock dampener. uh yeah.. cept maybe for dirt...

 

if I had a lathe I could concievably make my own, but that's no fun for Derek.

 

Phar

[Derek 66]

Got the 36-1 wheels from the laser cutter and they are nice. The addition of the slots verses the clamping washers is a real improvement.

 

I'll be shipping tomorrow or Thursday.

 

I'll be stocking this stuff on a regular basis if anyone is interested.

 

Thanks again everyone.

 

Derek

 

[ZZZeee 10]

Are you considering making these for SBC? If so, I'm definitely interested!!

[clint78z 1]

Great news Derek, they look amazing. Finally I can turf my HEI module, and get a smooth idle. I am going to try and find a day I can make it out to the farm to measure the dodge coilpack for you, I know I am late on this.

 

Thank you for making quality custom parts for the Z car, it's good to keep the flame burning on these old machines.

[tech9 10]

Stuff looks awesome, wonder if it will need to be painted / coated to prevent corrosion?

[Derek 66]

Stuff looks awesome, wonder if it will need to be painted / coated to prevent corrosion?

 

The wheel is cold rolled steel so it will need to be coated.

 

Derek

[icarus 10]

this stuff looks great! ive been keeping an eye on your progress on this project intermittently and slowly preparing myself to embark on my own EDIS setup, but now that you are offering these i cant resist.

you can count me in for a full setup; trigger wheel, sensor mount, and coilpack mount... will need it shipped to Seattle, WA area zip 98204. i dont suppose you have a preset deal for the whoel package?

if you could give me a quote for the total cost including shipping and everything as well as your paypal account i can send money to ill get you the payment asap.

 

much thanks,

brian

[rossman 19]

I received the parts today. VERY nice! Thank you!

[gearheadstik 11]

Ditto

I received the parts today. VERY nice! Thank you!

[tech9 10]

I can't wait to try it out

Building my MS now.

[zcar? 10]

what dia wheels are these sensor brackets for? my wheel is fairly large.

Jeremy

[gearheadstik 11]

5-5/8

[zcar? 10]

Do you think that it could be mod. for a 6 inch wheel? That is that mine is.

Jeremy

[Derek 66]

Do you think that it could be mod. for a 6 inch wheel? That is that mine is.

Jeremy

 

I'll do a little measuring and let you know.

 

Derek

[zcar? 10]

thanks!

Jeremy

[Derek 66]

Ok my mount is all the way to the small side of the adjustment slot. So there should be about .200" adjustment which would give you about .400 on the 36-1 wheel OD so it SHOULD work. At the worst you may have to make the slot bigger with a rotary burr.

 

You can try it and if it's more than you want to deal with you can return it and I'll refund your money.

 

Derek

[ardenq 10]

Derek

Is there a package price for all three parts? What kind of turn around time do you need? I sent a PM but never heard back thought this may be easier. Thanks,

 

Jamie