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Hello: Mike, I was told by others to run 2 modules. I went out to the local junk yard and found another one for $10 so I bought 2. Always need spares. How is your car running? I've been busy making wiring harnesses and mounting brackets for the coil pack and relay board to ECU. I'am going to mount ...

Mike: One other thing about the dowels in the crank pulley is at 8000rpm they may want to fly out of the pulley. I know you can press them in and glue them as well, but the thought of flying pins sounds kind of cool or scary. Let me know what you can get the AC pulley for. I just bought another ...

Mike: What you are talking about would work just fine but it is alot of work. All I did was bore out the center on the Ford trigger wheel to match the Clewett pulley (which I had) and drilled 4 mounting holes. It was real fast and simple. I will buy the smart racing pulley from Craig and see if I ...

Hello: I found a Ford 5" trigger wheel that is steel. It is part number XW1E-12A227-AC. It is off a 2005 F150 V8 I think. I still would like to find some other ones if any of you know of any let me know. Thanks Eric

Hello: Thanks for the info on the trigger wheel. I can machine a trigger wheel on the rotary table, but why reinvent the wheel (pun intended) if you don't have to. Thanks Eric

Hello: I'm looking for a trigger wheel to fit a Porsche 911. The problem that I have is that we don't have much room behind the pulley. I am looking for a trigger wheel for the Ford EDIS that is about 4.5 -5.0 inchs in diameter or 116mm-127mm. I would like to use a stock Ford wheel or a made up ...