1987 Corolla GT with Silvertop 20v
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1987 Corolla GT with Silvertop 20v
MSNS-e v029t running on V3 board.
Currently running 12-1 CAS in the dizzy (2 teeth ground off 24 tooth wheel) Getting tach glitches and suspect it has to do with the wheel decoder firmware. Looking at changing to simple 4 tooth wheel and using the standard distributor code. (Please PM me if your 12-1 wheel decoder setup is running perfectly - that might encourage me to persevere)
Car starts and runs very well otherwise. Well worth the effort.
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Thought I was being a bit game competing with the odd tach drop out at cruise, but didn't notice any at all through the course, and the engine still appears fine.
Overall very happy with the Megasquirt.
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Have also got the waste spark coils and coil drivers from the mitsi motor so plan to fit them in the next month or so.
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Because this car spend 90% of its life at full or no throttle I don't really think I need so many rows between 90 and 100kpa as it jumps around between them a bit at full throttle so I prefer to have them all the same anyway.
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Sorry for the delay. Been a while I know.
I got a cam angle sensor from a Mitsubishi RVR with the 4g63 motor in it. It is basically very similar to a dizzy, just without the rotor etc.
I just wrote a long paragraph and realised how hard it was to read so have tried breaking it into points.
- Remove the sensor base and shutter wheels from the misti CAS
- File out the centre hole on the shutter wheels so they slip on the Toyota dizzy shaft (already removed from the dizzy).
- Put the toyota dizzy shaft in the lathe and parted off the bottom, single tooth part of the trigger wheel.
- Hack the toyota dizzy housing so the mitsi sensor base fits with the plug at a suitable place. Drill and tap mounting holes in the base of the housing. A spacer is needed to hold the sensor base at the right height. Will require a bit of measuring and getting right.
- I dummy fitted the dizzy with the engine at 60deg BTDC #1 and marked the angle I wanted the shutter wheels to sit.
- Pull it all apart again and brazed the shutter wheels to the toyota dizzy shaft/trigger wheel
- Put it all back together, wire it up, change MS settings, start it up and set timing.
Easy as that. I haven't got any photos but might remember to take some when it comes out next (if ever).
Cheers
Daniel
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Taylor
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