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Crank trigger. (with a/c)

Started by qldvl5spd · 1 July 2011 · 6 replies

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qldvl5spdArchived member
Hey Guys, I need to go to a crank trigger setup as keep getting bad timing jitter. Has anyone done it while retaining the a/c on RB30? A few places do kits but you need to remove aircon. Car is a daily driver and live up in Cairns. So not to keen on parting with the a/c. Ian
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InsaneVLArchived member
I sorted my timing jitter problems out by adding another timing belt tensioner, so it's tensioned on both sides.
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5spdvlArchived member
Some people use the front of the cam wheel as their crank trigger. Have a bit of search on the forum for it.
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vltrb-0Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by 5spdvl [View Post] Some people use the front of the cam wheel as their crank trigger. Have a bit of search on the forum for it. the cam wheel can still cop jitter from the belt stretch all the kits i've seen for crank pick ups are with a/c sorry bud
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qldvl5spdArchived member
Got a disc and a sensor. Going to make up a bracket etc to suit
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qldvl5spdArchived member
Disc machined out and weled to p/s pulley. And made a bracket up which bolts to the front of sump. Hopefully it works ok.
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PSI086Archived member
I ended up going this way with mine. Honeywell GT101 hall sensor and 3 notchs in the balancer. Seems to work pretty well so far. Owes me less than $60
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