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  1. duffymahoney
    Working on my 280zxt Cas signal, so I can do full sequential. I got a very nice 280zxt distributor without a cas from a fellow Datsun nerd. I then found a basically new fully Nissan Cas from a 1998 Nissan Quest. Which has the correct trigger wheel. Pretty neat. Dizzy is getting vapor blasted today and I should have it all installed by the weekend. Pretty excited!
  2. duffymahoney
    I will do the canbus wideband as well. I will do the passenger kick panel install. Datsun spirit sales a plate that bolts in.
  3. duffymahoney
    I got all my boots in, I wish there was an easy way to test the coils. But I know the spring is compressed on the spark plug, so I should be good. How has everyone run new ecu wiring into the engine bay? My early 240z has dealer AC. Which complicates things. Really I only have two holes open. The choke cable hole and the tunnel hole near the shifter. I would rather not cut any holes. If I leave the coil power wiring in the engine bay and do the o2 sensor and maybe the triggers for the coils through tunnel hole I am thinking I might have enough room for it with those two holes? It’s going to be tight, but I think I can do it all clean and nice. I will be using german braied loom for the whole project. No pulsed outputs. Plans Choke hole Injector wiring Cas wiring Air temp Coolant temp TPS Crank trigger wiring Tunnel hole Injector triggers Power and ground O2 sensor Fuel pump wiring is already in place. I also got in the euro kit from Hoke for my crank trigger. Which should work better on my series 1 dampener. I have to remove .08 from the backside to have it perfect. Then off to paint. Blue or black?!
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    Stroker 3.1.jpg

    duffymahoney commented on wheee!'s gallery image in Engine and Drivetrain

    Stroker 3.1.jpg
    What crank pulley? Early 240z?
  5. duffymahoney
    I love how the harness will tuck
  6. duffymahoney
    Plug clears with ease
  7. duffymahoney
    Whee. That’s a great looking setup! I would guess the plug clears. But I should know this am.
  8. duffymahoney
    Bracket is done! I need to test a plug. But I think they will clear. Pretty darn happy with it.
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  10. duffymahoney
    What do you mean? They have built in igniters. 3 wire. Ground, positive and trigger.
  11. duffymahoney
    R35 are the Nissan family. 2nd highest tested coil on the market (I’m not an expert) looks cool. Available new. All black and small.
  12. duffymahoney
    I haven't bought an ecu yet, but I think I will get the haltech Elite 750. I believe I am the first for doing wasted spark and R35 coils. I don't think I will do a cam sensor, but if I do, it wouldn't be too hard to change. The injectors and ignition would be paired by the ecu, so it can be changed to sequential anytime.
  13. duffymahoney
    The flywheel is an interesting idea. Already bought the hoke kit. Now to figure out how I should wire the R35 coils in a wasted spark setup. I think this basic idea would work fine.
  14. duffymahoney
    Yeah that is how I understood it as well. I will wait for haltechs response. I am a total newbie at all of this. Thank you for the detailed response. You can order the hoke in 36-1 or a 60-2. It's an option. I own both. Here it he 60
  15. duffymahoney
    https://hokeperformance.squarespace.com/l-series-crank-angle-sensor https://hokeperformance.squarespace.com/store/l-series-crank-angle-sensor-kit Haltech just said 60-2 is enough to run it all. I have an email in to them as well. Curious on it all
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