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    Quote Originally Posted by dickyjoe View Post
    Gavin

    Do you run the mud slinger on your engine? Bit blurry in the photo but it looks as if there is one on there. Did you get your trigger wheel through triggerwheels.com?

    Rich
    G'day Rich

    Didnt bother with mine either (mud shield). Megajolts only been on the RR for 2 weeks (and hasnt been used in anger off road yet) so I havent seen how much mud etc will get in there and what the effects will be.

    Going to try it off road this weekend so we will see how it goes.

    Cheers

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    My intention is to turn my mud slinger down a bit so it still clears the timing cover so it stills works as a crud cover and rock stopper...

    Rich

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    Talking

    Hi All,

    Been a while since I posted. About 1 year ago I megajolted my '76 5ltr Leyland 2 door after the distributor broke. I too bought EDIS from states, and trigger wheels from UK. Install took some clear thinking and some help from friends. I now have it with duel maps, and I highly recommend the conversion to Megasomething.

    Re ign map, I think I have retarded too much as on acceleration, my gearstick would rattle making me think I had pinking. So next step is to advance a little to see what happens.

    I now want to do away with the distributor, but don't know if I can simply cut it in half and make an alloy cap to cover leftovers. And does the shaft push up or pull down with pressure from camshaft/oil pump. Any advice welcome please.

    Current project is ford thermo's which should get rid of the noise from the propeller up front..seized/buggered viscous..Next project might be injection and megasquirt.

    So any tips on dist cut down appreciated.

    regards,
    Russell.
    regards,
    Russell.
    LSE up, LSE down.....
    1976 5.0ltr P76 2 door Rangie

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    yeah, id like to do the same with my distributor also

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    Something like this guys . The best dizzy to have on any Rover V8 Had it made up the other day. Thermos a lot easier to get to now, with out the dizzy in the way.

    Cheers Gavin
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    Thats really cool, I have sent my dizzy to get the same done. Yours doesn't need to drive the oil pump I gather?

    Rich

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    Quote Originally Posted by dickyjoe View Post
    Thats really cool, I have sent my dizzy to get the same done. Yours doesn't need to drive the oil pump I gather?

    Rich
    No, dosnt drive the oil pump so it was easy to do.

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by capri_v6 View Post
    is that lpg injection i see?
    what are you using for it? or was installed by someone else?

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    Quote Originally Posted by capri_v6 View Post
    what are you using for it? or was installed by someone else?
    as i already posted earlier in the thread, it is an ELKO system, it is currently being controlled by the stock ELKO ecu, although i am looking to control it with megasquirt some time in the future, it was installed by a LPG fitter in Ballarat

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    Hi all,

    Just a quick little update on the progress of my EDIS conversion. Adam my mate chopped the prince of darkness dizzy down and now I have a spud shaft to drive the oil pump. The shaft is supported by a repositioned bush in the top of the drive and the bottom is where is always is. A welsh plug is fitted to the top to seal it. The top extends 14mm above the clamping flange.

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    On another note I am still hunting for coils etc. I have found a local wrecker has a set of AU coilpacks with all the connectors he will sell me for $120. I still need to get sparkplug leads and a EDIS module. Does this sound like a good deal?

    Cheers

    Rich

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