FAST eDIST with FAST SEFI and LS1 Coils
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From: Park Ridge, IL
Car: Old Car - 1982 Vette. New Car - 1972 Vette Convertible
Engine: Old Car - 1200hp TTSBC 427. New Car - TT LS7X
Transmission: Old Car - 4L80E. New Car - TBD
FAST eDIST with FAST SEFI and LS1 Coils
I know this isn't a forced induction or nitrous specific questions, but I know there's more people here running aftermarket engine management than most anywhere else...
I am currently running a FAST sequential EFI with a crank trigger and a modified MSD distributor for a cam synch signal(reluctors removed except 1) and conventional MSD ignition.
I recently purchased the FAST eDIST LS1 "Direct Fit" 30-5001 distributorless ignition box, as well as the MSD distributor plug with cam synch, 8514. I will be using 8 LS1 coils.
The MSD cam synch plug is hall-effect, do I have to send my FAST SEFI back to FAST to have it setup for hall-effect cam synch? Also, the MSD cam synch has a 4-pin metripak connector, does anyone know what the pin outs are for it?
Anything else I need to know? Thanks!
I am currently running a FAST sequential EFI with a crank trigger and a modified MSD distributor for a cam synch signal(reluctors removed except 1) and conventional MSD ignition.
I recently purchased the FAST eDIST LS1 "Direct Fit" 30-5001 distributorless ignition box, as well as the MSD distributor plug with cam synch, 8514. I will be using 8 LS1 coils.
The MSD cam synch plug is hall-effect, do I have to send my FAST SEFI back to FAST to have it setup for hall-effect cam synch? Also, the MSD cam synch has a 4-pin metripak connector, does anyone know what the pin outs are for it?
Anything else I need to know? Thanks!
go to the fuel injection board at www.chevytalk.org craig should answer that for you.
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From: Park Ridge, IL
Car: Old Car - 1982 Vette. New Car - 1972 Vette Convertible
Engine: Old Car - 1200hp TTSBC 427. New Car - TT LS7X
Transmission: Old Car - 4L80E. New Car - TBD
Thanks, I tried there as well. I was just hoping to get a head start on this thing over the weekend.
Well, if anyone is interested, the pin outs for the MSD 8514 cam synch distributor plug is:
A = Not Used
B = Ground
C = Hall-Effect 5v input(+)
D = Hall-Effect Signal (-)
Well, if anyone is interested, the pin outs for the MSD 8514 cam synch distributor plug is:
A = Not Used
B = Ground
C = Hall-Effect 5v input(+)
D = Hall-Effect Signal (-)
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