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Old 03-10-2015 | 11:15 PM
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Default WTB parts for my 3.2 Electromotive standalone build

Long shot before I buy new, anyone have:

1. Crank sensor bracket, not the bolt on tensioner type.
2. Cam wheel cover with sequential sensor, prefer CEP type
3. 60-2 crank trigger adapter for a 3.0 crank that has a harmonic balancer

Also looking for dry sump parts, complete kit, prefer the type Albert Broadfoot uses with the pump on the ps bracket.
Old 03-11-2015 | 05:02 AM
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I have Chris white tensioner type bracket and clewett (new) mag sensor if you change your mind

Probably best to buy Clewett setup, it is not the cheapest, but fit & finish is top notch.

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Here's what I've used on a lot of builds. Unlike other stuff I've seen, it's rugged and stable. It takes a .500" sensor like an Electromotive type. I've got several on the shelf. PM me if you'd like one.
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Here's what I've used on a lot of builds. Unlike other stuff I've seen, it's rugged and stable. It takes a .500" sensor like an Electromotive type. I've got several on the shelf. PM me if you'd like one.
That's exactly what I'm looking for, damn you do good stuff! You have a pm.

Anyone know where I can get the CEP sequential cover and sensor for Electromotive? CEP doesn't seem to sell them direct and I am not too keen on the Clewett style one. Michaelmount do you have a solution by chance or are you strictly 16v?

Looking for this cover, the sequential wheel inside and a compatible Electromotive sensor:


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I can probably help with a sensor - gotta look.
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I have one of these (72250) new and wont be needing it if anyone has use for it.

http://www.clewett.com/index.php?mai...roducts_id=200

$90 shipped.
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Chris White's setup is by far the worst thing ever. You can't tension your alternator, the trigger wheels rust instantly if you don't treat it, wheel is not true so it wobbles and i go on.



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