Currently D-Jet owners are limited to using the stock distributor which besides being 30 years old, does not have an easy method of changing the timing curve for those that want to optimize thier ignition.
For those that have been on the board for a while, I made an optical circuit that fit inside an aftermarket Mallory billet distributor (I'm sure it's work just as well in a billet MSD distributor)
Our (Fiid and I) new design has no moving parts, just 1 wire to the coil with the other 3 wires pluging into the factory engine harness to bypass the mechanical points inside the D-Jet distributor.
Ideally for testing purposes keeping the stock distributor with the trigger points intact would be a good idea in case a problem did occur with the prototype unit and you could just unplug our modual and hookup the factory connectors easily.
Would my totally stock EFI and distributor in my 1974 2.0L Track/AX car work?
Ok Jake Mike, how much do we have to pay to test it?
QUOTE (SLITS @ Jan 16 2006, 02:12 PM) |
Ok |
I'm ignorant : )
Are you looking for carbed engines or stock EFI engines?
What is the model of the mallory distributor you are using? I assume there is a model for each engine size and year? Ballpark price for mallory distributor is? Ballpark price for your module will be?
Thanks,
Jim
QUOTE (jimkelly @ Jan 16 2006, 04:44 PM) |
I'm ignorant : ) Are you looking for carbed engines or stock EFI engines? What is the model of the mallory distributor you are using? I assume there is a model for each engine size and year? Ballpark price for mallory distributor is? Ballpark price for your module will be? Thanks, Jim |
So what exactly would be involved with this testing?
How long would it last, and what could be expected?
At the end of testing what happens to the test mule dizzy?
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So what exactly would be involved with this testing? |
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How long would it last, and what could be expected? |
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At the end of testing what happens to the test mule dizzy? |
Mike,
As to "how long it will last" I was referring to the length of the testing period.
Is this item something you plan on providing to members if it works according to plan?
Will the "testor" be entitled to the first ones off the line when production commences?
QUOTE (Dan (Almaden Valley) @ Jan 16 2006, 05:52 PM) |
Mike, As to "how long it will last" I was referring to the length of the testing period. Is this item something you plan on providing to members if it works according to plan? Will the "testor" be entitled to the first ones off the line when production commences? |
Thanks Mike,
I'LL give you a call in a day or two.
Or drop me a PM
Hi Mike
Need I say more........
If you need cold weather testing...let me know...
1.7, stock djet.
Rich
QUOTE (mikerose @ Jan 17 2006, 08:30 AM) |
Hi Mike Need I say more........ |
Well hell if I need a car you have that old 911 I can use HaHahaaaaaa
Mike
If I'm local enough, send me one. Stock 2.0 FI.
I'm not local. Thank god.
But if you need a mule... I've done 3 dizzy swaps today already. Trying to find one good unit to use as a spare so I can install a Pertronix (got it for free) in the dizzy that eats points rubbing blocks.
Anywho... I'm tired of these old beater Bosch dizzys that we have to keep if'n we want to retain the D-Jet. I'm excited to see you guys get something going with this project.
Ok GOODY! Cause I want that DIZZY OUT OF THERE!
I want the Mallory, hurry up.
If you have a second for testing, how much do you want for it?
M
Glad to hear this Mike...
I don't have a D Jet equipped car or engine or i would sure test it for you.
I'll buy them from you, outfit Mallory's with them and offer them as a unit in the store- if that works for you.
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