Product Description
123\TUNE-4-R-V-G
for Aston Martin, Austin, Landrover, MG, Midget, Mini, Morgan, Morris, Rover and Triumph> all Lucas 4 cylinder replacements
Please check if the distributor need a connection for a mechanical rev.counter, as a 123\TUNE-4-R-V-G does not offer this.
If you want to tune your engine, or you have an engine for which there is no standard distributor available..... And you are a Windows PC user, the 123\TUNE is the answer! By connecting it to a computer, you can easily adapt the 123\TUNE to fulfill even the most demanding requirements. The unit offers two sets of curves that can be selected by placing 12 Volt on a wire from the 123\TUNE. Handy, if you're driving on two different fuels, like regular fuel with LPG or with Ethanol
| SPECIFICATIONS | |
|---|---|
| cylinders: | 4 |
| direction: | CW/CCW |
| voltage: | 4,0-15,0 Volts |
| range: | 500 - 8000 rpm |
| temperature: | -30 to 100 Celsius |
| coil: | stock or High Energy coil, primary coil NOT below 1,0 ohm |
| dwell: | constant current, fully autom. |
| time-out: | after 1 second current is switched off |
| spark-bal.: | better than 0,5 degr. crankshaft |
| vacuum: | vacuum advance or boost retard, max. 20 degrees crankshaft |
| max.advance: | 45 degr. crankshaft |
| curves: | Two programmable advance curves |
| Programmable: | By Windows PC Software via mini USB cable |
| Rev limiter: | Programmable soft rev limiter ( max 7900 rpm ), 60% of the sparks will cut off |
| wiring: | red = +6V or +12V, black = '-' coil, blue = ground, yellow = curve selector |
| latest software: | 123\TUNE version 1.8.4 (9 Mb installer for Windows) |
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Tune 4-R-V-G
Very happy with the distributor. Solved my pre ignition problem. Easy to install and program. i suggest getting the Bluetooth mode as the USB cable is a little difficult to install on my car (1951 MG TD). The distributor leans out so you don't have a visual straight shot into the distributor port for the USB plug.
