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Hi Chris,

I am selling only the 6061 Billet Aluminum spacer/trigger wheel mount and
36-1 wheel in the kit. This kit sells for $345 and contains the Aluminum
spacer anodized red, 4 grade 8 bolts, 4 stainless steel washers and a 36-1
steel trigger wheel that is powder coated black.

I am not selling a Sensor bracket because the placement of the sensor is
dependent on the ECU being used.

I do not use VR sensors but I recommend getting HAL sensors from
DIYAutotune.com and one can fine either weatherpack or deutch connectors
kits form Amazon.

I can sell the Spacer/trigger wheel mount not anodized for a $40 discount if
that helps.

I have kits in stock that have not been anodized yet. These I can ship
immediately, If you want one anodized I will have them by the end of the
month.

Rob

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Hi Chris,

This is long but I wanted to help as much as possible.

1) My kit replaces the stock spacer for Internally balanced engines. This is
important to consider in your 86 application. If your stock spacer has a
large extension on one side you are externally balanced. If you are
rebuilding the engine then you might consider switching to internal
balancing though that will require a different harmonic balancer and
flywheel or ring gear.

2) The spacer is the same length as the factory spacer (within a few
thousands) so the factory harmonic can be used and remains in the same
location as factory. Thus the pulleys remain in the same location.

3) Yes the ford EDIS-8 does use a VR sensor and a 36-1 trigger wheel. The
EDIS-8 requires the VR sensor to be aligned with the 5th tooth before top
dead center in other words 50 degrees before TDC for #1 Cylinder. For more
information on the alignment and some help in what car models have the
proper sensor see Megasquirt-3 MS3 Ignition - Ford EDIS Look down the page
for the section on Ford EDIS-8 it's a good write up.

4) the diameter of my 36-1 wheel is 6"

5) To confirm I DO Not have bracket to mount crank sensors. I have built a
few for people I know but it they take a few hours to produce one that would
be nice enough to sell thus are not cost effective. I have investigate
having a machine shop make them but that proved expensive as well.

My kit has 4 slotted holes for mounting the wheel to the spacer so you have
lots of position options for the sensor. If you install the spacer with the
missing tooth at TDC for #1 cylinder the sensor @ 50 degree BTDC sensor
lines up about halfway between the two lower left hand bolts that secure the
timing cover. I did a 547 recently with a bracket made from aluminum this
took about 5 hours. See some pictures here:
http://www.dragonfabrication.com/dra...ain/index.html


If you can mig weld you can make a serviceable bracket from steel pretty
quickly.
1) Make a plate that has holes that match the two bolts timing cover bolts.
2) Since the timing cover bolt holes are not the same, the top one needs
spacing behind the plate to align with the bottom one stack washers to make
the plate parallel to the block.
3) Make a plate that will be welded 90 degrees to the first plate that
mounts the sensor.
4) Move the Engine to TDC for #1.
5) Install the trigger wheel with the missing tooth at TDC
6) install the first plate and spacer
7) Hold the second plate that has the VR sensor and align it do the fifth
tooth is in the center of the sensor and the sensor has between 30 and 40
thousands clearance (same as spark plug gap). A trick is to sandwich a
feeler gauge between the sensor and the wheel tooth then weld. That way you
can hold the plate tight to the gauge/tooth easily.
8) tack the two plates together with a mig welder
9) take it off and weld it up.

There you have a serviceable bracket that will do the job.

Let me know if you are interested in a kit or if I can help further

Rob

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