Apexi auto timer...

[SASHO91]

I want to put one in.... just for kicks, and the fact that it has Battery volts, and A/F is cool... allthough i dont think i will hook up the A/F, for obvious reasons...
but i was wondering were they hook up to? and how hard it would be to install?
they go for like 80 bucks shipped on ebay, compared to 120+shipping elsewere...
Some of yall may think its a waste of time/money/effort, but i like the idea of them....
TIA.

 

[SASHO91]

Anyone? they are universal... and they are for N/A as well.... just fyi....

 

[SASHO91]

bumpity bump, bump.........

 

[1stSHO]

What the Hellllll is it?

 

[SASHO91]

hold on give me a sec....

EDIT: here ya go... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/APEX...33742QQitemZ7997557895QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
they are universal...

 

[SuperchargedSHOguy]

Put that bad boy on after you install the turbo .

It wouldn't be too hard to install it NA. You just need to splice in to the correct wires.

 

[SASHO91]

ya i know that.... but which ones??? would it be on the coil pack? or into the ignition switch....
if it is the igntion, im having someone else put it on....


i wonder if i can run it just with the other accesories , A/F (maybe) O2 voltaged, and battery voltaged....

the turbo isnt going on for a few months, still getting small bits and pieces. probably the begining of the year...

 

[justin mccluske]

i might bye one from my friend ,you can also play with the air fuel mix with that thing . i dont know if ill use that option thoe it might be good for when i turbo my beast

 

[SuperchargedSHOguy]

ya i know that.... but which ones??? would it be on the coil pack? or into the ignition switch....
if it is the igntion, im having someone else put it on....


i wonder if i can run it just with the other accesories , A/F (maybe) O2 voltaged, and battery voltaged....

the turbo isnt going on for a few months, still getting small bits and pieces. probably the begining of the year...

Last one I installed was on a 92 DSM. We used the Eclipse's Chilton manual and spliced into the necessary wires under the dash.