They have a good reputation. Electronic Research and Development used to
be in Auckland and was headed by Wayne Gum from dodgy memory from over 25
years ago!
On Thu, 17 Dec 2020, 13:21 David Hanson, <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Did you try their website (hyperpak.co.nz)- this is from the Toyota page
Toyota 3SGE and 4AGE Hyperpak Ignitions
These engines have been used in just about all types of motorsport. It
was found that there was a lack of suitable ignitions for these engines
that were running carburettors only.
Hyperpak Computer Ignitions were designed specifically for the 3SGE and
4AGE engines that have been converted to run on carburettors only, and have
kept their original distributor.
The Hyperpak Computer Ignition is designed to run off the original
distributor giving all the necessary timing advance and retard as required,
saving the need for expensive modifications to fit another type of
distributor.
The Hyperpak Computer Ignition was also designed with performance in mind,
coupled with the correct Bosch H.T. Coil, it will give a high energy output
to over 8,500 rpm.
Connecting the Hyperpak Computer Ignition is also a simple task, a wiring
diagram is supplied with the unit for ease of connection, but it is a
simple matter of wiring the Hyperpak unit to the distributor with the other
relevant requirements such as battery, ground and H.T. Coil.
The only other adjustment necessary is to adjust the distributor to 15
degrees Static Timing as this will make the engine idle smoother, and it is
also the point of reference from where the Hyperpak starts advancing.
The original fuel injected Toyota 3SGE and 4AGE engines are designed to
run from electronic control units or E.C.U.'s, i.e. they control the
ignition and fuel injection system.
The Hyperpak is only an ignition control unit and will not run the fuel
injection system.
On 17/12/2020, at 1:12 PM, Mike Brider <mike.brider@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All
I am looking at a Hyperpak Computer Ignition unit for a 4AGE although
there is no information with it.
It has Electronic Research & Development a phone and fax number on it but
I cannot get any response when I call the number.
Does anyone know about this or have any documentation?
Mike Brider
0274488741
Mike.brider@xxxxxxxxx
