Crank Trigger and Timing Pointer Question

I am thinking of using an Innovators West crank trigger mount and their timing pointer.
How do you mount them when they are both on the right side of engine?

The trigger face can be clocked for a driver or passenger side pickup.

I need the sensor at 50 degrees BTDC. Using it for efi with a 36 tooth rigger wheel.

The trigger doesn't care where you put it as long as it is about .060 away from the magnet.

Curt wrote:The trigger doesn't care where you put it as long as it is about .060 away from the magnet.

This is different that just a crank triggered ignition.
It is for sequential fuel injection. The setup is a fixed position with the sensor at 50 degree BTDC. Using a 36 tooth wheel with one of the teeth missing. The missing tooth aligns with TDC.
Please scroll down in the link to EDIS8 for a better graphic explanation.
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms3/edis.html#ediswheel

I would have normally posted this in the EFI section but thought someone here might have run a typical crank trigger and timing pointer on the same side.

SandHillsHillbilly wrote:

Curt wrote:The trigger doesn't care where you put it as long as it is about .060 away from the magnet.

This is different that just a crank triggered ignition.
It is for sequential fuel injection. The setup is a fixed position with the sensor at 50 degree BTDC. Using a 36 tooth wheel with one of the teeth missing. The missing tooth aligns with TDC.
Please scroll down in the link to EDIS8 for a better graphic explanation.
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms3/edis.html#ediswheel

I would have normally posted this in the EFI section but thought someone here might have run a typical crank trigger and timing pointer on the same side.

try to understand what Curt told you.

put the crank at 50* btdc , without moveing the crank the pick up can be placed at 12 o'clock or 6 o'c even at 7:30 o'c.. install where its easy for you to mount/adjust

Ding Ding Ding I guess sleeping help me understand what Curt was saying.

Place the crank at 50 degrees BTDC. Install the trigger wheel so the missing tooth aligns with the sensor. The sensor can be mounted anywhere so long as it and the missing tooth aligns when the crank is at 50 degrees.

It was right in front of me the whole time as it is what is called Method B in the link I posted. I couldn't see the trees for the forest. Thanks guys I was over complicating it.

KISS....