blindboxx2334

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So, i have yet to order really any electronics, i know most of what i need, but im having a little trouble understanding how im going to run a TSE wheel on my 2000, since i have a protege VC and am not going to buy an nb1 VC for the intake cam sensor... Too much $$ and the protege vc is supposed to have better baffling. I was originally going to run an na CAS, buttt ever since sifting through all the threads of people talking down on them, i've decided to skip that option.


Soooo that leaves the trigger wheel when i get my MS. I know the OEM 2000 crank sensor wont work, so what sensor do i need to buy? will i need to make a mount for it, or will the stock crank sensor mount work? also is there anything special that will have to be done to my ECU when its being made? thanks.

edit:
i also found these guys
http://trigger-wheels.com/store/contents/en-uk/d5.html


better than the TSE wheel? if so, which one should i purchase?

dstn2bdoa

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I'm pretty sure Sav used the crank sensor I clipped off a 2001 parts car.

Ben

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We sell universal 36-1 trigger wheels. Seems that shipping from GA would cost less than shipping from UK.

A 36-1 wheel will provide better resolution. The TSE wheel will bolt up. You will need to remove 1 tooth from the TSE wheel to make it a 12-1 wheel. Either solution can work great with MS--your call on resolution vs less effort.

blindboxx2334

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hmm if he doesnt chime in, i will PM him. from what i read, i got the impression that the OEM sensor itself only likes to play with what it was designed for (OEM stuff)... thanks for your help.
very true. i was more or less asking about the 36t over the 12t. from what ive read tought, the 12t wheel is more than plenty for what we're doing, plus its bolt on. (big + in my book, so i think im going to go that route). thanks for mentioning the grinding the tooth off (i forgot about that step) as well as you helpin me!(btw your avatar is fackin hilarious)



sooooo that leaves the other quetion, can i get away with the OEM sensor or do i have to buy some sort of aftermarket sensor?

mikeflys1

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The OEM sensor works perfectly with a 12-1 TSE wheel...been my setup for a while now.

blindboxx2334

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Just what i needed to hear. Thanks!