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Originally posted by 4V & Proud:
any more info on the source of the wheel?

can't see in the pic, does the wheel key to the crank w/o modification or did you have to work on it?

The trigger wheel is a Ford part# XW1Z12A227AC available on ebay for $12.85

It required a small amount of machining on the ID to slip onto the crank snout and I think I had to file the groove out a bit for the keyway. The fit on the keyway is not too critical as it is being pinched into place between the the damper and the crank sprocket. And the missing tooth can be indexed anywhere over a wide range of degrees, you just need to input its location into the software. Using the original location of the keyway, it ended up at 66 ATDC.....JP

The sensor is a Motorcraft DY1293, from late model mustangs and f150 trucks.

1/24/1610:04 PM

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