Crank Sensor Brackets - 2nd run planned - gauging interest
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How much just to machine a pulley Tom? I have already got the bracket.

If something is worth doing, it's worth doing half of.

XMAS SPECIAL

During the next 1 month period (e.g. today until xmas) we are offering a SPECIAL OFFER- pulley and machined bracket for £85. A saving of £7 over the usual price of £92.

So get your orders in NOW, this offer will last for ONE month only.

Thanks.

Are you still doing these Tom?

I'm after a bracket and machined pulley.....

Mr. Prawn, the friendly Crustacean- slowly making steps towards forced induction.

I need a pulley if you still have any

Cheers

Yes i moved to the darkside

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These are still available, brackets are made and on the shelf ready to go, as Brett correctly says, you need to send us your pulley, which we will then machine and send back to you.

Hi Tom,

Are the megajolt sensor brackets still for sale?, if so how much?:)

Graham

Graham

Hello, yes still for sale, a bracket and machined pulley is still £92.

Thanks.

Tom, can you supply the bracket on its own?

Edited by Grahamxx on 12th Mar, 2010.

Graham

Mine arrived today, thanks very much Tom, looks excellent!

Mr. Prawn, the friendly Crustacean- slowly making steps towards forced induction.

Hi Tom,

PM Sent

:)

Too many projects!

I've had a few enquiries recently about these, asking if they are still available. The answer is a definite "YES" they are still available.

Cost now due to various price increases on material, postage etc, are

Pulley £40 inc post
Bracket £60 inc post
Pulley and Bracket £100 inc post

Thanks
Tom

Good news as I'll be needing another set soon enough.

If something is worth doing, it's worth doing half of.

Seen this setup on Nicks engine and always liked it. PM coming your way Tom :).

Edited by Pauly on 12th May, 2011.

As a bit more clarification;

We take your A+ damper bottom pulley and machine the 36-1 trigger pattern in it. Therefore you need to send in the pulley for us to machine and send back to you.
The missing tooth is positioned so that along with the bracket it presents the missing tooth 90 deg before TDC (this is the common setup for crank trigger in many ECU's, and also what the MegaJolt requires).
The bracket is TIG welded stainless steel. It is a direct bolt on fit to the A+ front plate/timing cover. It uses the Ford sensor from a crossflow Fiesta/Escort.
The idea in the beginning was to provide a simple bolt on solution for people without fabrication skill and equipment who want a decent crank trigger installation.
I haven't tried it but I dare say the sensor bracket is probably strong and rigid enough that you could lift the engine up with it. (no prizes for anyone that tries this and breaks it!!!)

Edited by Tom Fenton on 12th May, 2011.

For those that haven't seen them, the bracket is visible in this picture:



We found it to be much better quality, and, most importantly, much more stable than the other one we tried before it.

It's not one of Tom's machined pulleys, but it's similar.

Bump, still available.

Are these available as/when Tom? Interested in one but not until a later date when I have some funds available.

Ditto Carlzilla

Got a pulley on my shelf waiting to be sent up to you Tom, I haven't forgot but things keep getting in the way of me doing it.

Should have your PM with the details of where it needs to be sent still.

The place they need to go for machining has now changed (it is my house as I've now got a mill). PM me when you are ready to send it.

Medusa + injection = too much torque for the dyno ..https://youtu.be/qg5o0_tJxYM

Good stuff, just wasn't sure if it was a case of when they are gone they are gone due to materials etc.

Here is my mill, this was when it first arrived before I got it set up and working.

It is an Elliot Omnimill, horizontal and vertical heads, powered table traverse.
3phase so I bought a digital inverter to power it, luckily though the mill itself was free so the expensive inverter wasn't too much heartache to buy.

Here is my lathe, I think this has been pictured on here before, it is a Willson slant bed, converted to a single phase 2 hp motor.



Brackets wise, I have enough stuff to make about 15 at the moment, I can't see me running out any time just yet.