lt1 runs on ls1 computer using modded OPTI
i was worried at first as it would barely stay running then i pulgged in the other coil harness and it runs like a champ now..
dont mind the smoke there was some antifreeze on the downpipes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btAtQtIe3LY
repinned the lt1 harness ..hope you'll pm/setup a .doc/file on which ones you used or added ...did you have to make a crank wheel as well? thanks and congrats
I think I speak for everyone when I say, can we get more info?
Where's the crank signal coming from, cam signal, how much you'd charge for a wheel + instructions for someone to make their own harness, what you'd charge to do a base tune (either mailing in the PCM or email over the file). And anything else I forgot 
I don't have the money for EFI Connection's setup, or even this one sadly, but I always love to have options available
I think I speak for everyone when I say, can we get more info?
Where's the crank signal coming from, cam signal, how much you'd charge for a wheel + instructions for someone to make their own harness, what you'd charge to do a base tune (either mailing in the PCM or email over the file). And anything else I forgot 
I don't have the money for EFI Connection's setup, or even this one sadly, but I always love to have options available

if i were to do anything it would have to be i get shipped a opti, i send back the users opti with the new wheel modifed to put out the 12v signal. i have considerd this but i would have to buy 20 wheels to start... my wheel was cut on a 3 axis and it was a PITA because the slots are only .030 (that means it was cut using a .030 cutter) and apently it had to be cut really slow to avoid breaking the cutter.
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u may have just figured out the way to bring the lt1 up to the same pcm calibration as the lsx, on a budget.
the ltx bolt on heads and intakes, availability still suck compared to the lsx,
but know the ltx can run with ls coils and tuning capabilties
more power to you for running the opti like that. looks much more user friendly than some other retro-fits that are in development.
couldnt the stock cap be bolted back on for a cover, and be done with it? I know it's not very pretty, but it would do the job.
any more details as to how you done the wiring for the remaining sensors on the motor? any pics elsewhere?
my understanding is that a typical patent costs a grand or 2 a year to hold and there is a bunch of lawer fees up front... probably not worth while on a product that you could sell 25pcs a year.





