4G63 cam angle sensor on a H22A?
I've heard that guys swap the dizzy off the H22A for a mits 4G63 cam angle sensor when they want to go away from the dizzy setup to individual coils or a wasted spark setup. then they use an ems setup for a mits 4G63.
does anyone know this? can anyone provide any information or confirm this? thanks.
does anyone know this? can anyone provide any information or confirm this? thanks.
any truth to the 4g63 sensor? reason being is i'd prefer to use the mits sensor as a good friend of mine is doing a 4g63 engine and the more things we can get the same (ie ems) the better.
unless the b20 sensor is the same as the 4g63 sensor?????
unless the b20 sensor is the same as the 4g63 sensor?????
Then why even mess w/it?
Just leave the pickups in there, and run your wastespark system.
User "Rosko" made a sizzick little distributor cap thingy to run a similar setup, look for his h23vtec build thread for some pics. If you pm him, he'll help you out, hes a great guy
Just leave the pickups in there, and run your wastespark system.
User "Rosko" made a sizzick little distributor cap thingy to run a similar setup, look for his h23vtec build thread for some pics. If you pm him, he'll help you out, hes a great guy
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get Tony's cam trigger..... by far the best option, but why are you going distibutorless if your car isn't turbo or super high compression, there really isn't much need.
http://www.t1racedevelopment.com/
http://www.t1racedevelopment.com/
i agree with matt, i think Rosko's housing is the best bet if he'll fab up another one.
although the price of an EMS just for the sake of switching to coils isnt really worth it.
although the price of an EMS just for the sake of switching to coils isnt really worth it.
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good luck
good luck
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