post your Fuse/Relay/EMS panels
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Re: post your Fuse/Relay/EMS panels
Oh and the only switches in the car.
The pdm controls everything that is switched.
Headlights(high/low)
Rain lights
Indicators
Thermofans
vtec solenoid
60km/h pit limiter
overtake flash
brake lights
water pump
video camera/s
wipers
ecu power
dash logger power
cdi power
everything that is switched on. It is fully programable and the adl dash logs current draws for each channel and driver warning if limits are breached or something stops fuctioning.
For the money it is simply the best and very easy to install.
The pdm controls everything that is switched.
Headlights(high/low)
Rain lights
Indicators
Thermofans
vtec solenoid
60km/h pit limiter
overtake flash
brake lights
water pump
video camera/s
wipers
ecu power
dash logger power
cdi power
everything that is switched on. It is fully programable and the adl dash logs current draws for each channel and driver warning if limits are breached or something stops fuctioning.
For the money it is simply the best and very easy to install.
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Re: post your Fuse/Relay/EMS panels
Thought I'd share this as it's a little bit different, just finished for CLM Motorsports.
1988 E30 M3
OEM ITB, 35R to go on shortly
AEM 30-6050 (OBD2.B Honda)
AEM Twin-Fire
AEM Pencil Coil
AEM Coolant Temp
AEM Intake Air Temp
AEM 5-Bar
VAC Cam & Crank Sensors
NTK AFX
ID1000
OBD1/2 Honda IACV
Boost Solenoid
Integrated C101 connector for ignition switch, cluster, fuel relay, etc functionality.
Key is still being used for switched 12V and cranking, so a "just the essentials" was needed as a panel, fused/sealed relays for ECU/IGN, Fuel, Fan
1988 E30 M3
OEM ITB, 35R to go on shortly
AEM 30-6050 (OBD2.B Honda)
AEM Twin-Fire
AEM Pencil Coil
AEM Coolant Temp
AEM Intake Air Temp
AEM 5-Bar
VAC Cam & Crank Sensors
NTK AFX
ID1000
OBD1/2 Honda IACV
Boost Solenoid
Integrated C101 connector for ignition switch, cluster, fuel relay, etc functionality.
Key is still being used for switched 12V and cranking, so a "just the essentials" was needed as a panel, fused/sealed relays for ECU/IGN, Fuel, Fan
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Re: post your Fuse/Relay/EMS panels
Wanted to share some recent projects I've been involved in,
ProEFI128
Ricky Silva of CLM Motosports SFWD EK
All ready for install, rewired front to back.
Panel w/ M880, Drag4, STRD Fused Relay Box
Panel Rear w/ Aux 12V, ILL, and CAN.
ProEFI128
Ricky Silva of CLM Motosports SFWD EK
All ready for install, rewired front to back.
Panel w/ M880, Drag4, STRD Fused Relay Box
Panel Rear w/ Aux 12V, ILL, and CAN.
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Re: post your Fuse/Relay/EMS panels
where do you guys buy your deutsch connectors and pins from? I used to get them from my old work for almost free, now I have to strat to buy them. I know they are not inexpensive.
also what is the best place to buy weather pack fuses and relays?
also what is the best place to buy weather pack fuses and relays?
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The above Deutsch components aren't terribly expensive, when buying through Summit/Jegs or MSD they gouge you pretty badly, lol. 9 out of 10 times, they aren't even genuine Deutsch, but "Deutsch Compatible"
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Now we are going with the pro14 or drag4 and COP using cbr coils, still
undecided on weather epm or t1 trigger. But currently we have a t1 trigger in
the shop.
We want to mount the cdi in our ems panel. any tips or pointers on how to avoid
noise etc?
Thanks man! Really admire your work. I hope we have someone here in our country who can do and have materials like this. Really top notch work sir!
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We have always mounted our CDIs (pro10) in the bay to avoid noise.
Now we are going with the pro14 or drag4 and COP using cbr coils, still
undecided on weather epm or t1 trigger. But currently we have a t1 trigger in
the shop.
We want to mount the cdi in our ems panel. any tips or pointers on how to avoid
noise etc?
Thanks man! Really admire your work. I hope we have someone here in our country who can do and have materials like this. Really top notch work sir!
Now we are going with the pro14 or drag4 and COP using cbr coils, still
undecided on weather epm or t1 trigger. But currently we have a t1 trigger in
the shop.
We want to mount the cdi in our ems panel. any tips or pointers on how to avoid
noise etc?
Thanks man! Really admire your work. I hope we have someone here in our country who can do and have materials like this. Really top notch work sir!
I've found with the higher quality ignitions, the inherent problems with noise are reduced due to the quality of components being used, but if the wiring is crap...you'll most likely be chasing gremlins, lol.
You'll generally have an issue with the trigger wiring before coil wiring. I would go with the T1 trigger over the EPM for sure, T1 products are top of the line
If you have any other questions, let me know, I'd be happy to help. Thanks for the compliments!
Last edited by a1320addict; 05-24-2012 at 10:58 AM.
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I agree with. Joel, T1 camsensor over epm. I had a horrid misfire up top and bad rpm signal with the epm. Put the t1 sensor back on and my rpm signal is smooth with no misfire.
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So its the same as twinfire? A hit or miss thing.
I thought all you have to do is tighten the insides of the epm?
Was thinking of going that way since my topmount manifold/turbo and where the t1 trigger mounts is really tightly fitted. But never the less, we will try to mount it or have some bracket welded on the valvecover to mount the hall sensor.
Joel,will pm you soon.
I thought all you have to do is tighten the insides of the epm?
Was thinking of going that way since my topmount manifold/turbo and where the t1 trigger mounts is really tightly fitted. But never the less, we will try to mount it or have some bracket welded on the valvecover to mount the hall sensor.
Joel,will pm you soon.
Last edited by Zer0_SpeedWorks; 05-25-2012 at 10:24 AM.
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Re: post your Fuse/Relay/EMS panels
So its the as twinfire? A hit or miss thing.
I thought all you have to do is tighten the insides of the epm?
Was thinking of going that way since my topmount manifold/turbo and where the t1 trigger mounts is really tightly fitted. But never the less, we will try to mount it or have some bracket welded on the valvecover to mount the hall sensor.
Joel,will pm you soon.
I thought all you have to do is tighten the insides of the epm?
Was thinking of going that way since my topmount manifold/turbo and where the t1 trigger mounts is really tightly fitted. But never the less, we will try to mount it or have some bracket welded on the valvecover to mount the hall sensor.
Joel,will pm you soon.
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