>Brent,
> It seems to me the way to go is the Pertronics kit which sells about
>$80.00. At the Cincinnati British car meet, this past weekend, I was
>talking to Mark Weber (owner and driver of a fine looking MGB
>E-production race car, #19X) about his digital ignition system that he
>said costs about $200-$300 and its operating principle is very simular
>to todays computer controlled system. It uses a crank position sensor
>that fires a two coil system. No moving parts except for the shaft
>encoder disk that can fit on the crank pully (looks about to be 8 inch
>diameter, thin disk). Anyone know of vendors to buy these things from,
>forward the info to me and I'll post it on sunbeamalpine.org
>Jan
The system to which you speak is most likely the electromotive Tech3.
It is laptop programable, and allows you to set your own curve.
Few racing orgs will allow its use, except for contemporary racing.
This system is overkill for most ignition needs, but van be handy
to dial in all the ignition based improvements you can get.
I have a friend who distributes for electromotive.
His name is Lance Nist (949) 250-1797.
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