4 tooth wheel single sensor
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4 tooth wheel single sensor
can i use this on a 45 degree v twin harley???
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Re: 4 tooth wheel single sensor
No, there's no way of telling which tooth is which.
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Re: 4 tooth wheel single sensor
So motionper, Matt is saying you'll need a missing tooth, or a cam sensor option. Once you add a cam sensor option, your 4 tooth wheel might be sufficient, although more teeth give a better resolution.Matt Cramer wrote:No, there's no way of telling which tooth is which.
Re: 4 tooth wheel single sensor
At the risk of being pedantic (who - me?! 
), I would point out that the 4-0 wheel CAN be used, but only as part of a "fuel only" operation, with one squirt every (1, 2, or 4) tooth / teeth. Ignition would not be possible.
More accurate fueling, and/or ignition, would require (as Matt and 24c noted) either a missing-tooth wheel or a cam sensor (or both).
), I would point out that the 4-0 wheel CAN be used, but only as part of a "fuel only" operation, with one squirt every (1, 2, or 4) tooth / teeth. Ignition would not be possible.More accurate fueling, and/or ignition, would require (as Matt and 24c noted) either a missing-tooth wheel or a cam sensor (or both).
