Hi Richard,

I am unsure of the SR situation, but Errol has done the same thing 
with the CA (fwd to rwd), so perhaps it is do-able.

Andrew

> I have similar questions
> 
> Has any one converted an "East West SR20" to run North South?
> 
> I have been looking at a 20K kms SR20DE V V L out of a Jap Pulsar{?} and I would 
>love to convert it to run "North South", but it has the Dizzy mounted on the "rear" 
>of the LH cam.  What bits are is needed to convert it to run on a crank fired coil 
>system like a Silvia?  I note It would also 
need the inlet manifold reversed also, unless the air intaake is fitted inside the car.
> 
> What sort of $$$ to buy and convert?  Also what are S14/5 gearboxes worth?
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Pete and Trace 
>   To: Ozdat List 
>   Sent: Sunday, 16 December 2001 9:45 AM
>   Subject: CRANK TRIGGERED, PROGRAMMABLE, HIGH ENERGY WASTE SPARK COIL PACK ignition 
>system
> 
> 
>   List,  for those who run distributors.
> 
>   I run the factory computer and as you =now the ignition is completely stand alone. 
> My Z18ET dizzy is shot and =arts are unobtainable.  I always wanted coils packs, 
>needed more advance and =basically wanted to get that dizzy out of my engine bay.  
>       First I built the =igh energy side of things.  This is basically a copy of the 
>High Energy =gnition kit available from Jaycar Electronics except that it contains 
>electronics to =ontrol TWO c
oils.  Then I installed this on the car and used the =istributor module to fire one 
side of my HEI 
and thus the original coil and =izzy.  After a couple of weeks I then swapped to the 
other side of 
the HEI to =heck that half of the circuit.  Then I could be sure that when I =onnected 
two coil pac
ks later down the track both would be sure to work.
>       Secondly I bought =nd built the Programmable Ignition Timing kit from Jaycar 
>Electronics.  
I =nstalled this on the engine as outlined in the kit instructions.  This made a =uge 
difference to
 performance (my dizzy had a max of 7deg advance and no =acuum advance).  But the 
dizzy was still b
eing used for a trigger source =nd spark distribution.  
>       Thirdly I designed =nd built a mount carrying a hall effect sensor and mounted 
>it behind th
e front pulley.  Then I removed the front pulley drilled two holes 180deg =part and 
glued magnets i
nto the holes.
>       Fourthly I designed =nd built a circuit which produces two distinct 'logic' 
>pulse for each 
magnet.  = was then able two run the car off the dizzy but look at the waveform 
created =y the hall
 effect sensor to check that the timing of these events were =ccurate.  Then I was 
able to design a
nd build a circuit using a microprocessor =hich basically divides the output of the 
PIT (coil trigg
er) into two.ie two coils.
>       Fifth, now I have =RANK TRIGGERED, PROGRAMMABLE, HIGH ENERGY WASTE SPARK COIL 
>PACK ignition
 system.
>       Now I am developing =ll this into a saleable kit.  I plan to be able to 
>provide;HEI unit (m
y =esign, dual coils), Jaycar PIT, hall sensor, coil trigger unit (my design), =oils 
packs, wiring 
kit and detailed instructions.
>    
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