Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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Re: Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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If the module can output a 4 pulse or 3 pulse the a ls1 pcm can be switched to low resolution and work with 4 pulse v8 or 3 pulse v6 may make it easy to convert v6 to ls1 pcm.
I am looking at vy v6 to ls1 pcm conversion but still looking for bits to try.

but a 24 pulse ls1 running on a 808 should be a good thing to see :D
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When will they be available and is there a wiring diagram for the output/inputs?


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Awesome.
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I can confirm there is a wiring diagram for the input/outputs.
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Re: Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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Apples wrote:If the module can output a 4 pulse or 3 pulse the a ls1 pcm can be switched to low resolution and work with 4 pulse v8 or 3 pulse v6 may make it easy to convert v6 to ls1 pcm.
I am looking at vy v6 to ls1 pcm conversion but still looking for bits to try.

but a 24 pulse ls1 running on a 808 should be a good thing to see :D
I know there are people running the v6 off the LS1 PCM. I suspected this is how they did it, let us know if it works for you.

LS1 can be done in realtime with a Moates Roadrunner Emulator but it aint cheap...
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Re: Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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yeah, I fail to see the advantage of running an ls1 pcm on a VY V6, surely a VT S/C extended realtime option would be cheaper and more suited?
Have you read the FAQ? For lots of information and links to significant threads see here: http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1396
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The only reason is there is no vs mafless auto 2 bar option avalible yet other than kal cost me more.
In my case its v6 twin turbo with a 4l65 auto with 2 bar for wife to drive.
plus I have efi live and hp tuner loggers setup for my ls1 drag cars.
If a vs mafless auto delco hacking tune becomes avalible I will use it.
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Do you know what price range they will be when released? They look very promising.
Same as what 202T is running?
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mine is a early prototype so there may be some changes, but generally the overall function will be the same, maybe with more features :P

I know already the connector has changed from the one I have due to it being a pain in the ass to wire up (small crimp lugs) i'm sure VL400 can give you more details on this stuff.
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