crankfire parts, for /4 or /6 or even V8 :), for you DIY'ers using EDIS system Options

[Mueller]

here is a comparison of the parts i took off of a car at the wreckers (ford escort) and the parts I found at NAPA auto parts


the bigger diameter wheel is a "wrecker" part and the sensor @ the 3:00 position is from the same car

smaller wheel and sensor just past the 1:00 position is are the new parts

obviously, the wheel will have to be modified to fit the /4 and a bracket will be needed for the sensor.

When I get back in a week from vacation, I will modify and mount the trigger wheel and make a bracket for the sensor....if there is any interest, I'll make a few extras for a small fee....currently I know I need to make at least 2 more, one for James Montebello and one for Jerry in Pleasanton (sorry cannot remeber your last name right now, (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wacko.gif) )

NAPA part numbers are:

CSS304 wheel
CSS411 sensor

now for the rest, you are on your own, hahahaha

[3liter914-6]

I would possibly be interested in the bracket you spoke of, do you have a price for that unit? Is it sold seperately?
Thanks,
Mike

It was a little pricey. $159 for the pulley, but it was only around $30 more expensive than an OEM from Pelican. $89 for the mount which was a little pricey, but after messing around with the SDS and drilling holes to mount that sensor, I wanted a bolt on setup. I would say the mount isn't really much use to you without either getting the Electromotive sensor ($40), finding another 1/2" sensor, or machining the opening in the mount to hold a larger sensor.
(IMG:http://www.clewett.com/products/adapters/adaptkit.jpg)

I know some have used ABS sensors, that might yield a junkyard VR sensor of the right size to bolt in. Or it really wouldn't take much work to make a piece similar to the Clewett piece for pennies on the dollar and use that as a base for mounting the 4-cylinder EDIS sensor that Mueller posted above.