Reason they dont use the Optical sensor is because its a POS with all those horror stories people post about the key breaking, **** going wack, etc etc I would see why everyone would steer clear of it. Also the CAS isnt really the problem its more along the lines of the C.O.P. that takes a little extra work to wire up. With the CAS you just pull the 180* Signal and off you go.float_6969 wrote:The ease of not having to modify the crank, buy sensors, build a bracket for the crank sensor, and all of the wiring associated with it might justify the extra cost of the emanage.
I don't understand why nobody has figured out how to use the stock Nissan optical sensor with the Megasquirt.
Or have they and nobody wants to use the sensor?
nobody wants to use the nissan sensor, the reason i wanted to ditch the factory ign system was due to spending over 150$ on CAS sensors, and a shaky ignitor chip. you can use the factory sensor you have to jump through some hoops but its doable. Edis is really simple to setup ,and its really reliable and will last for years. its been tested to be stable up to and little higher then 10K RPMsfloat_6969 wrote:The ease of not having to modify the crank, buy sensors, build a bracket for the crank sensor, and all of the wiring associated with it might justify the extra cost of the emanage.
I don't understand why nobody has figured out how to use the stock Nissan optical sensor with the Megasquirt.
Or have they and nobody wants to use the sensor?
zerothread/164446dash wrote:where would you position the 36-1 wheel on a ca18 crank pulley ?On the front is the only place I see, if u wanna keep ac & ps.I did see a MSqt'd/edis 4ag with a very thin trigger wheel that may be able to 'squeeze' between the ca18 crank pulley an lower timing cover tho.
Check the emanage thread. A few uk sxoc member had very good sucess with the emanage blue.
That's a quality lady. When she will go get tools for you guys she's a keeper. Just remember to be as good a sport when she sends you out for her lady stuff.tyrannix wrote:I am waiting for my wife to get home from teh store today, shell be picking up a rigid drill and sawzall (my drill finally crapped out last night, after 10 years)J
Not at all!Liquid_Neon wrote:So is it to late to chime in that my engine is possibly run by some squirrels and/or chipmunks??
Mine was a stock computer.All the VPC does is use a pressure and temp sensor to generate a signal to replace the AFM's, not that complicated. In that way it piggy backs in much the same way as an SAFC.It's old-school but it works, mine did. Like so many bad mechanical outcomes it was the human factor that did my car in, dumbass behind the knobs.ganma_ca wrote:I am reviving a wayyyyy old thread because I have some Q"S for you TMS!!!!I want to run a VPC sooo bad after reading about it. Being that I only see ones for Z32's on ebay what can I do???? This may be dumb but I have no idea about what you have on your car. Soooo how did you run the VPC? Did you have one with a CA chip in it!??!!? I'm wondering if I could buy the Z32 one and then see if hks could just burn the chip for it so it would function right? I want to run a map so bad on the CA!!! That would be sooooo awesome. Or maybe if you know anyone selling one let me know *with the ca setup in mind. I don't care if shipping would be another like $150 it would be worth it to me:)
You mean "easy peazy lemon squeezie?"ks13 wrote:easy shmeezy lemon peazy.