Blower Motor Set up and Tune 257 Mirage
10-14-2013, 06:55 PM
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10-14-2013, 07:00 PM
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if your distributor is locked out, you can set the engine timing by simply cranking the engine over, no fuel, just ignition, this will give u a correct and consistant reading to get you in the ball park, by doing this you will be eliminating fluctuation of irratic idle, cam movement, chain flex etc... 30 deg BTDC is a good place to start, once you have fuel system dialed in you should be safe up to 34 deg...
10-14-2013, 07:01 PM
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Yea, in the same way. Thus was the first thing i checked.
10-14-2013, 07:11 PM
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*****Update*****
I called Chris at Daytona Sensor. He is their "technical guy". What as arse hole! I don't think I have every talked to anyone more condescending in my life. He basically said that everyone involved in my boat project is an idot (including me) and we need to pull the engine out and start over. He did not get any info from me other than "did the engine builder tune everything on the dyno?". I said no, and he said "it is impossible to tune a high performance engine of any kind in any environment than a dyno". Well I guess i have gotten lucky on my 8 second Camaro that I have been running for 15 years. The other thing he said is that you can not make anything other than crank trigger work in this application. He really put me over the edge when he said "look, I am not in business of talking to anyone over the phone except professional engine builders. You are wasting my time and if you are not willing to send the engine to a professional I would rather you not run my product"
So the Daytona is on its way back to CP Performance and I am installing a Hardin Max Spark Box.
I called Chris at Daytona Sensor. He is their "technical guy". What as arse hole! I don't think I have every talked to anyone more condescending in my life. He basically said that everyone involved in my boat project is an idot (including me) and we need to pull the engine out and start over. He did not get any info from me other than "did the engine builder tune everything on the dyno?". I said no, and he said "it is impossible to tune a high performance engine of any kind in any environment than a dyno". Well I guess i have gotten lucky on my 8 second Camaro that I have been running for 15 years. The other thing he said is that you can not make anything other than crank trigger work in this application. He really put me over the edge when he said "look, I am not in business of talking to anyone over the phone except professional engine builders. You are wasting my time and if you are not willing to send the engine to a professional I would rather you not run my product"
So the Daytona is on its way back to CP Performance and I am installing a Hardin Max Spark Box.
10-14-2013, 07:19 PM
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*****Update*****
Pulled the distributor and the shaft is bent! Like really bent. The rotor wobbles around like crazy when I spin it. Might be my problem. I have my parts guy driving to CP Performance in Rhonert Park and picking up a New distributor, Ignition box, and coil. I am going to stay late and install it all. I will report when I am finished. Since I am **** canning that Daytona box (read previous post) I will just curve the distributor the old fashion way with springs and bushings. Any thoughts on what curve I should set up?
Pulled the distributor and the shaft is bent! Like really bent. The rotor wobbles around like crazy when I spin it. Might be my problem. I have my parts guy driving to CP Performance in Rhonert Park and picking up a New distributor, Ignition box, and coil. I am going to stay late and install it all. I will report when I am finished. Since I am **** canning that Daytona box (read previous post) I will just curve the distributor the old fashion way with springs and bushings. Any thoughts on what curve I should set up?
10-14-2013, 08:11 PM
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I was actually wondering if the distributor needed to be phased similar to when you use the Merc hall effect distributor.
Have a friend that could not get engines to run with his HI-6M's. (similar to Daytona's) Exact same symptoms you are encountering. He did not have the rotors phased
to run with the ignition boxes. Just like the rotors that Daytona Sensors sells to hook up the CD-1 to a Merc distributor.
Part # 103004 Marine Rotor (required for correct phasing of CD-1 Marine applications using Mercury Marine Hall effect distributor). $24.50
http://www.daytona-sensors.com/CD1.html
Glad you're dumping their product if that is the way they treated to you.
Have a friend that could not get engines to run with his HI-6M's. (similar to Daytona's) Exact same symptoms you are encountering. He did not have the rotors phased
to run with the ignition boxes. Just like the rotors that Daytona Sensors sells to hook up the CD-1 to a Merc distributor.
Part # 103004 Marine Rotor (required for correct phasing of CD-1 Marine applications using Mercury Marine Hall effect distributor). $24.50
http://www.daytona-sensors.com/CD1.html
Glad you're dumping their product if that is the way they treated to you.
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10-14-2013, 08:24 PM
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I was actually wondering if the distributor needed to be phased similar to when you use the Merc hall effect distributor.
Have a friend that could not get engines to run with his HI-6M's. (similar to Daytona's) Exact same symptoms you are encountering. He did not have the rotors phased
to run with the ignition boxes. Just like the rotors that Daytona Sensors sells to hook up the CD-1 to a Merc distributor.
Part # 103004 Marine Rotor (required for correct phasing of CD-1 Marine applications using Mercury Marine Hall effect distributor). $24.50
http://www.daytona-sensors.com/CD1.html
Glad you're dumping their product if that is the way they treated to you.
Have a friend that could not get engines to run with his HI-6M's. (similar to Daytona's) Exact same symptoms you are encountering. He did not have the rotors phased
to run with the ignition boxes. Just like the rotors that Daytona Sensors sells to hook up the CD-1 to a Merc distributor.
Part # 103004 Marine Rotor (required for correct phasing of CD-1 Marine applications using Mercury Marine Hall effect distributor). $24.50
http://www.daytona-sensors.com/CD1.html
Glad you're dumping their product if that is the way they treated to you.
Yea, we just ran to CP Perfornance and they swapped everything out no questions asked. They are such a great company (CP) and i know they own Hardin Marine so i am going to run thier whole system.
