11-08-2021, 06:58 AM
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Rev counter Trigger
Busy with an engine swap in an 2013 GT86/FRS/BRZ, is all that is needed to get the rev counter to work with standard ECU to connect up the standard sensor on a original style trigger plate? No cam sensors, etc needed?
Have currently a 36-2 trigger plate being used for the engine, so will need to add an additional one fitted or get a electronically made signal from the 36-2. |
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11-18-2021, 01:02 AM
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2013 uses a vr sensor, 2 wire as far as the plate it may need the same teeth lay out as the fa20 but it may work with your plate.
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