Help Installing aftermarket ECU ignition
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Help Installing aftermarket ECU ignition
Hello,
I am repairing my 91 GTA L98 350. I want to replace the stock ECM with a FAST XFI, Acell DFI or AEM ECU. FAST XFI system seems to be the easiest. Anyway, I intend to create a coil per cylinder, distributorless crank triggered ignition system.
I need to eliminate the stock distributor as my new custom manifolds and plenum will not allow it.
Correct me if I am wrong PLEASE.
I believe the HEI distributor preforms three functions other than spark distribition:
1. Provides the Tachometer signal ???
2. Drives the oil pump ???
3. Hole in distributor shaft lubricates the rear of the camshaft ???
Problem: If I eliminate the stock HEI Distributor;
1. How do I generate a signal to run the Tachometer ?
2. How do I lubricate the engine properly at any RPM ?
3. Not sure how necessary this is since no distributor gear to lubricate.
Please reply directly to
Firebirdjim@hotmail.com
Need some helpful advice.
Firebirdjim@hotmail.com
Firebirdjim@hotmail.com
I am repairing my 91 GTA L98 350. I want to replace the stock ECM with a FAST XFI, Acell DFI or AEM ECU. FAST XFI system seems to be the easiest. Anyway, I intend to create a coil per cylinder, distributorless crank triggered ignition system.
I need to eliminate the stock distributor as my new custom manifolds and plenum will not allow it.
Correct me if I am wrong PLEASE.
I believe the HEI distributor preforms three functions other than spark distribition:
1. Provides the Tachometer signal ???
2. Drives the oil pump ???
3. Hole in distributor shaft lubricates the rear of the camshaft ???
Problem: If I eliminate the stock HEI Distributor;
1. How do I generate a signal to run the Tachometer ?
2. How do I lubricate the engine properly at any RPM ?
3. Not sure how necessary this is since no distributor gear to lubricate.
Please reply directly to
Firebirdjim@hotmail.com
Need some helpful advice.
Firebirdjim@hotmail.com
Firebirdjim@hotmail.com
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