Barry Gardner wrote:

Paul,

Paul Yaw is selling ignition trigger wheels:

http://www.yawpower.com/twheel.html

No idea on price.

Barry Gardner
Wheaton, IL

RX8 or third gen?

Paul Lamar

The ignition trigger wheel is for the RX8. I pulled up the

www.yawpower.com

website using IE.6, Mozilla 1.5, and Netscape 6.2.3. No problems.

His

website moved; did you type that URL above or use an older

shortcut you may

have on your computer?

Barry Gardner
Wheaton, IL

"Brian D. Cain" wrote:

While we're on the subject, tell me again please, Paul, what you've found
as far as accuracy on trigger pickup for this wheel vs. the older stock 13B
crank angle sensor.  I've been doing a little research on some other forums
and what not and I can't come up with a conclusive answer as to whether
or not the trigger wheel (this wheel specifically or one of this type) is
more
accurate over the crank angle sensor.  I seem to be running into
contradictory
answers and it's a bit unnerving.  If it can be shown that this trigger
wheel
is superior, then I'm definitely interested in looking to use this as a
replacement
for the crank angle sensor... which leads me to my next question: Is it
adaptable for the older 13B's in that it can bolt on the factory hub, etc?
I'm
not entirely sure what all is included with a trigger wheel; I'm new to it.

My motivation has to do with preventing engine failure relating to
pre-ignition
of spark (to graze over another active topic) due to intermittently
less-than-
accurate trigger components. Five degrees of scatter to me is an incredibly
unsafe amount.

Thanks,

B
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I think the RX8 trigger wheel is adaptable to early engines.

Well then Brian you need to trigger off the flywheel. Most accurate way
of doing it.


Paul Lamar
 
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