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Side note. Just out of curiosity, how are you handling the crank and cam sensor for your Terminator X?
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1978 Black & Gold T/A [complete 70 Ram Air III (carb to pan) PQ and 12 bolt], fully loaded, deluxe, WS6, T-Top car - 1972 Formula 455HO Ram Air numbers matching Julep Green - 1971 T/A 455, 320 CFM Eheads, RP cam, Doug's headers, Fuel injection, TKX 5 Spd. 12 Bolt 3.73, 4 wheel disc. All A/C cars |
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Holley Dual-Sync: Part #565-207BK https://www.holley.com/products/fuel...arts/565-207BK Crank trigger: Holley 556-171 7-inch 12-1X Crank Trigger Kit, SBC https://www.holley.com/products/part...8b7963aeb56668 Lots of info on my set-up here https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...d.php?t=858788
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James 1970 Trans Am Spotts Built 484" IA2, Highports, EFI Northwind, E85 Holley Terminator X sequential EFI fabrication and suspension by https://www.funkhouserracecars.com/ |
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A lot of the TA and TA/2 cars are running the lithium batteries too. Definitely less weight, but also less prone to vibration damage and more consistent voltage available through a wider charge range. This is the steering wheel dash in a 900HP TA Camaro during the warmup cycle. We take the oil temp to 130, do a leak check, header tube temperature check, and verify data collection before going out.
Lithium battery voltage rarely varies more than 0.1 volts. |
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