Speedmaster GM LSx Ignition Controller for Carbureted / EFI Engines
746-PCE548.1001
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Multiple Spark CDI Controller for GM LS EFI TO Carb Conversion? 2 Stage Rev. Lim. 1 Stage Retard
The Procomp Electronics Ignition Controllers can now be installed on EFI or carburetor equipped engines. While it may seem blasphemous to some, putting a carburetor on a GM Gen-III V-8 is a great option for those wanting the advantages of the aluminum small block without the headaches of wiring a modern EFI system. The controllers allow you to map a timing advance curve with Procomp Electronics software. The Procomp Electronics Ignition Controller PCE548.1002 is designed for LS1/LS6 type engines with a 24-tooth wheel, which can be identified by its black crank sensor connector. The PCE548.1003 is designed specifically for the LS2/LS7 and its 58-tooth wheel, which can be easily recognized by its gray crank sensor connector. Both of these compact ignition controllers fit with matching factory connectors for a direct installation. Only a handful of connections are required; the coi
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Will this wire up and control fuel injectors and also spark? Does this use oxygen sensors to adjust fuel, information here is very limited. Need more info. Maybe some liteture please.
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