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  1. Sadly the distributor setup isnt the best. Adding a resistor to the positive cam signal wire should help a bit. Other than that you can try doing the tooth mod to convert the signal to only use the crank trigger and eliminate the cam sensor. My car revved out fine without using a resistor but applying the filters in the software for the cam and crank signal. I will be using the crank sensor and trigger wheel from the 5efe motor for my built bottom end that im in the process of building. 

  2. On my 4e I had speed cut come in around 118mph. You got a couple options. You'll have to search the forum for details but you can cut the yellow wire (if I'm not mistaken should be gas) and deal with a check engine light (can install switch when u want to go over the certain speed and switch off when not using to work around check engine light) or get a speed limiter defender

     

  3. Just sharing what I have read. Ive seen c52 handle 500+ whp but no 6 speed will handle that unless its a dogbox. Just what is tried and true is that the C5x boxes are stronger than the C1x
    C1x were mostly economy trans and C5x were built stronger. C52/C56 even came with an extra brace for the case of the trans. 

    The main issue is with all that torque the gears are basically pulling themselves apart from each other. 3rd is the gear that is known to fail the most often on high hp applications. 

  4. Was trying to give you my whatsapp so i could help you out. Might have to modify the map a bit. The hardest part is usually getting the base timing right then the proper settings and firing order. 

    Check that your timing is spot on at 10 degrees according to what its showing in the system. 

    After that check your firing order to see what it is. Most are 1342. Also they had a notorious problem of not listing the displacement properly under their maps

    4efte is 1331cc and 5e should be 1497cc

    Also try and check the tooth logger to see if you are getting any noise or any errors.

    Since you are cop you will be using batch fire instead of seq I believe. 

    Any specific questions you have about your setup?

  5. lol it was not that bad. It would just cut out and the rpms would go down. Wasnt that bad of a misfire. Granted I am using the dizzy to get the cam and crank signal. 

    Did you check your first tooth and verify that you locked the timing to 10 degrees and checked it with a timing light?

  6. With the tunerstudio filters applied my car is running fine now on the microsquirt ecu. No errors for now. Just used to stock distributor wires from the harness. The filter was enough to reduce the signal noise and not cause any misfires at all. 

     

    Issue is fixed

  7. Replace the wring from the distributor? I was making a jumper harness to run from the oem harness to the microsquirt. Replacing the wires would sort of defeat the purpose of the jumper harness. Would the only other way be to convert it to a 12-1 by grinding teeth off?

    If I'm not mistaken the factory harness already has it shielded? 

     

    *Edit*

    Replaced with shielded cables from distributor in the bay straight to the ECU and still have the noise issue. Will shave 2 teeth off the distributor and see if that remedies my problem. 

  8. Replace the wring from the distributor? I was making a jumper harness to run from the oem harness to the microsquirt. Replacing the wires would sort of defeat the purpose of the jumper harness. Would the only other way be to convert it to a 12-1 by grinding teeth off?

    If I'm not mistaken the factory harness already has it shielded? 

  9. I have recently been fitting a standalone and on tunerstudio under the logging it shows alot of cam signal noise but the crank signal is fine. Is there a way to remedy this noise without having to shave down any teeth?

    Ep82 4efte using 24+1 oem distributor. 

  10. You will need a variable tps. This tps only reads full throttle, idle, and closed I believe. For your ground for the tps you should have a wire going to your "sensor ground" which is where your other sensors like coolant, intake air temp, and map sensor would ground at. If im not mistaken TPS 5v would be your vref 5v, your psw should be tps sensor input , and idl should be the ground. 

    Like I said thought the manual 4e tps is useless since it only reads open and closed. If your running the 4e tps better off tuning with speed density. If you do some more research you will see that the gtr tps is your best bet.  

  11. Does anyone have experience with a holset he221w or a he211w on a 4efte?

    Information is hard to come by with them and is mostly used on diesel applications but the compressor map is amazing

     

    he211w_orig.jpg

    He211w (Red lines came on the pic)

    he221wcompressormapfromcttlbs-1.jpg

    He221w

    Thinking it could be quite responsive on a stock 4e. 

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