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Old 07-04-2005, 09:28 PM
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I was confused about this as well but I think I have it figured out. You will need a msd 2345 dist or a regular pro billet and a crank trigger. The 2345 has a cam sync built in so thats the way im going. The cam sync wires on the dist will connect to the cam wires on the bs3 then connect the crank wires on the bs3 to the org/blk and violet/blk on the 2345 dist. After that you connect the points wire from the bs3 to the points wire on a cd box like a 6al or 7al. I beleive the points wire is the one the bs3 uses to control the timing. After that you connect the 6al to the coil and power and your done. The hei 4way packard connector on the bs3 will not be used. Its is only used for factory style ignitions. Thats the part that had me confused. Hope this is right and is of some help to you.


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Old 07-18-2005, 01:49 PM
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diregard the above info... There is no way to phase the rotor in the 2345. To put it nice im getting pretty pissed at this whole setup.. I bought a 2345 for $429 non returnable special order.That was advertised to be the new setup for running seq efi without a crank trigger. Then find out I have to phase the rotor but it doesnt have a adjustable rotor. So I call msd and they tell me to run a crank trigger lol. Nobody seems to know what it really takes to do this unless you have a ls1 and can just plug it in.. BS3 like southside said has very little info in there manual to explain what you need to make this work.


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