Distributor Delete Pics w/ 7m-gte CPS / vvti Coilpacks
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I haven't tried it yet, but i just install a gte V2 AEM on na-t and the next mods will be deleting the distributor.V1 and V2 have the same ecu connectors just little differences here and there.
ED they are all the same 01+IS300 or 98-05GS300 not sure if the 3rd gen GS uses the same coils.
ED they are all the same 01+IS300 or 98-05GS300 not sure if the 3rd gen GS uses the same coils.
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Well i had them on my VVTi Cylinder head so it already had the holes, but on Ali's car we just drop them in there and the will come out unless you pull on them hard.
Maybe Ali can post some pics of his setup.
Maybe Ali can post some pics of his setup.
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The boots on those coils are like super suction cups. It goes around the plug tight and there is a ridge on the boot where its a squeeze fit onto the top of the plug hole. It takes a tug to remove the coil, and you can feel the suction. I have no bolts and no problems yet, and I have thrown the car around some to test it out. If u look closely at the supraforums thread (copied below), he puts those little sticky foam pieces (like for furniture) on each side of the coil. They are so wide this will make it snug between the sides of the valvecovers, once you get them in you will see how close they are, but I didn't bother cause they dont feel like they are going anywhere.
I used 3 of the stock plug wires (had to modify the caps) instead of the IS300 plug wires and they seem to help keep the coils in place also. I recommend using the IS300 plug wires they fit much easier and they are about the same height I just didnt get them with my coils so i improvised, i will be changing them out with the next set of plugs.
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Yo Ali earlier u said to change the crank and cam high and low sen to 6000rpms right. Are the sure the low sen shouldn't be lower then the high. One more thing when I switched off coils 4-6 I noticed that they have a drop down box where the coils can be leading or trailing.
For ex
Coil 1 leading
Coil 1b
Coil 2 leading
Coil 2b
Coil 3 leading
Coil 3b
What I'm asking is should I turn on the coils 1b,2b,3b and make em trailing or no. Is there anything else that we need to do to the aem box for this mod?
For ex
Coil 1 leading
Coil 1b
Coil 2 leading
Coil 2b
Coil 3 leading
Coil 3b
What I'm asking is should I turn on the coils 1b,2b,3b and make em trailing or no. Is there anything else that we need to do to the aem box for this mod?
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yes set them both to 6000 rpms, that will work just fine.
look in the 1130 cal file and see whats in there, thats for a mk3 supra 7m-gte, uses that CPS.
coils 4 and 5 are never used for a 2jz.
you should have coils 1-3 on if you have spark teeth set to 12 (3 coils like vvti wasted spark).
you should have coils 1-3 & 6-8 on if you have spark teeth set to 24 (6 coils like a supra TT).
as long as your ignition phasing table is correct, with the vvti setup you can run it with either 12 or 24 spark teeth, but if you run 24 remember you must turn on coils 6-8 also.
Our engines are leading, the rotaries are the engines that use trailing.
set coil dwell around the 10-20 range.
look in the 1130 cal file and see whats in there, thats for a mk3 supra 7m-gte, uses that CPS.
coils 4 and 5 are never used for a 2jz.
you should have coils 1-3 on if you have spark teeth set to 12 (3 coils like vvti wasted spark).
you should have coils 1-3 & 6-8 on if you have spark teeth set to 24 (6 coils like a supra TT).
as long as your ignition phasing table is correct, with the vvti setup you can run it with either 12 or 24 spark teeth, but if you run 24 remember you must turn on coils 6-8 also.
Our engines are leading, the rotaries are the engines that use trailing.
set coil dwell around the 10-20 range.
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since no one mention this i will. the plug that goes to the old coil fits the vvti coil's so you only need to find two more.
where does the white/blue wire on the noise filter go? and how is it tied into the ignitor? does it get the signal before or after the ignitor? i'm looking to seperate or tie the filter into all three coils.
so ali how many wires do we need to move over from the old ignitor to the new one? does pin c- go to coil 1 or coil 2? since i'm useing the aem v2 should i move over the tach signal (ext)? sorry it's just the one pin lay out i found was confusing to me lol?
where does the white/blue wire on the noise filter go? and how is it tied into the ignitor? does it get the signal before or after the ignitor? i'm looking to seperate or tie the filter into all three coils.
so ali how many wires do we need to move over from the old ignitor to the new one? does pin c- go to coil 1 or coil 2? since i'm useing the aem v2 should i move over the tach signal (ext)? sorry it's just the one pin lay out i found was confusing to me lol?
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since no one mention this i will. the plug that goes to the old coil fits the vvti coil's so you only need to find two more.
where does the white/blue wire on the noise filter go? and how is it tied into the ignitor? does it get the signal before or after the ignitor? i'm looking to seperate or tie the filter into all three coils.
so ali how many wires do we need to move over from the old ignitor to the new one? does pin c- go to coil 1 or coil 2? since i'm useing the aem v2 should i move over the tach signal (ext)? sorry it's just the one pin lay out i found was confusing to me lol?
where does the white/blue wire on the noise filter go? and how is it tied into the ignitor? does it get the signal before or after the ignitor? i'm looking to seperate or tie the filter into all three coils.
so ali how many wires do we need to move over from the old ignitor to the new one? does pin c- go to coil 1 or coil 2? since i'm useing the aem v2 should i move over the tach signal (ext)? sorry it's just the one pin lay out i found was confusing to me lol?
the noise filter is wired into the ground line if i remember correctly, and it isnt really connected to the ignitor directly so i just left it where it was plugged in. do you think it would be better to move it closer to the coils?
you do not use the old coil wire at the ignitor if that what c- is. that coil wire is the only wire that does not get moved over to the new ignitor.
Next you depin all the wires from the old ignitor and plug them into the new ignitor's connector, like T1, IGF, +12v and tach (technically IGF is not used by the aem but I plug it in anyways). the only wire you dont need from the old ignitor is the one going to the old coil, you leave that unplugged.
The old ignitor doesnt have a ground wire but the new one does, add a wire and run it to battery ground, pretty simple.
The old ignitor doesnt have a ground wire but the new one does, add a wire and run it to battery ground, pretty simple.
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i dont see why the old c- pin wont work since it went to the old coil. and the old coil has one of the plugs you need for the coil packs. it has the c- and the b+ in that plug which the wires are long enough o run to the coil pack one. making it easier to tap into the b+ for the other two coil packs.
i thought to myself while i was looking at it with the sweat rolling down my face. why won't the tach wire work with this ignitor? oh and will the small pins work cause i know the vvti ignitor uses large pins but the small pins fit on it they just don't fit all the way in the holes on the new clips. i don't feel like buying more pins for this mod lol.
i thought to myself while i was looking at it with the sweat rolling down my face. why won't the tach wire work with this ignitor? oh and will the small pins work cause i know the vvti ignitor uses large pins but the small pins fit on it they just don't fit all the way in the holes on the new clips. i don't feel like buying more pins for this mod lol.
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i dont see why the old c- pin wont work since it went to the old coil. and the old coil has one of the plugs you need for the coil packs. it has the c- and the b+ in that plug which the wires are long enough o run to the coil pack one. making it easier to tap into the b+ for the other two coil packs.
i thought to myself while i was looking at it with the sweat rolling down my face. why won't the tach wire work with this ignitor? oh and will the small pins work cause i know the vvti ignitor uses large pins but the small pins fit on it they just don't fit all the way in the holes on the new clips. i don't feel like buying more pins for this mod lol.
i thought to myself while i was looking at it with the sweat rolling down my face. why won't the tach wire work with this ignitor? oh and will the small pins work cause i know the vvti ignitor uses large pins but the small pins fit on it they just don't fit all the way in the holes on the new clips. i don't feel like buying more pins for this mod lol.
the tach wire does work with this ignitor. i am not sure what you mean by that but your tach will not work until you do the resistor mod to your gauge cluster cause the tach signal is a little different. so resistor mod and connect tach wire, and you will have a working tach.
i didnt notice a difference in pin size, looked the same to me, I swapped them over no issues.
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Yea I removed all the tape, loom and rubber padding so I could move the iacv and attempt a wire tuck. Thanks for informing me bout the tach mod. No one mentioned it in these dizzy delete 7m cps pages. How come this isn't a sticky on here? How exactly do u do the tach mod?
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its a common SC mod you need to do no matter which engine you run 1jzgte 2jzgte or coilpacks on na-t. you take out the cluster and jump a resistor, this changes the tach signal from low to high. pre-95 jump r109 resistor. post 95 jump r73 resistor. 97+ w/vvti you already have coilpacks so you are good to go.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...-a-2jzgte.html
I dont think we really do stickies around here, its a sticky @ club na-t though.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...-a-2jzgte.html
I dont think we really do stickies around here, its a sticky @ club na-t though.
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#59
hey.. guys my COP conversion is coming along and should be in next weekend if nothing comes up...
also, my boy want to do his car but he thinks the tt coils are better then the vvti coils
just for a straight fact:
are you able to boost to 30 psi with the vvti ignitor and 7mgte dizzy, with tt coils instead of the vvti coils without a DLI?
Just wanted to get a clear answer
also, my boy want to do his car but he thinks the tt coils are better then the vvti coils
just for a straight fact:
are you able to boost to 30 psi with the vvti ignitor and 7mgte dizzy, with tt coils instead of the vvti coils without a DLI?
Just wanted to get a clear answer
#60
hey.. guys my COP conversion is coming along and should be in next weekend if nothing comes up...
also, my boy want to do his car but he thinks the tt coils are better then the vvti coils
just for a straight fact:
are you able to boost to 30 psi with the vvti ignitor and 7mgte dizzy, with tt coils instead of the vvti coils without a DLI?
Just wanted to get a clear answer
also, my boy want to do his car but he thinks the tt coils are better then the vvti coils
just for a straight fact:
are you able to boost to 30 psi with the vvti ignitor and 7mgte dizzy, with tt coils instead of the vvti coils without a DLI?
Just wanted to get a clear answer
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