Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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Re: Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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I'd use 808 as its map whereas vy is maf, aside from that it probably doesn't make alot of difference other than having the features of $12p with 808
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So what does the $12P code have that is unique/better?
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Please keep me in the loop for the release date on this, will be a perfect addition to the turbo delco 202 in the build :D Im even living and working in NZ for the next few months to help me fund the forged internals and get the damn thing finished :punk:
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Re: Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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Any possibility of adding the standard GM DIS trigger wheels? Also the 56x wheel used on the 3500 and 3900 60v6 motors? In the USA at least, 3500/3900 swaps or putting a 3500 crank in an older 60v6 motor usually involves either an external 7x trigger or machining off the 56x ring on the crank and pressing on a 7x one to drive the stock DIS module. Less hassle, with a better DIS, with better coils seems like a no brainer if it is possible.
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i'm sure that stuff can be added, but it may be more a case of if/when VL400 has time.
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just a thought could this same module be used to run sequential injection, as they both require switch to ground?
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While its a similar type of thing to sequence injectors this module cannot drive loads like coils or injectors directly.

For the module to drive coils they need either a built in ignitor (like LS1 coils) or use an external factory or aftermarket (bosch make 1,2 and 4 channel versions) ignitor.
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fair enough, maybe one day?
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Re: Programmable Delco Ignition Module

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any ETA on when these ignition module drivers will be ready ? I want to convert mine to run LS2 coils :D
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