SmartSpark™ LS Module Technical Notes & Tips

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SmartSpark™ LS Ignition Coil
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SmartSpark™ LS Ignition Module & Coils - Tech Notes & Tips

GM® LS2/LS7 Remote Mount Wire Harness

The SmartSpark™ Log software has the same PC requirements as our PC Link software.

When the engine is running, you can display real time engine data on an instrument panel type screen by using the 'View Real Time Data' command on the View menu.

Real time engine data is displayed on an instrument panel type layout with a round tach gauge and bar graph type gauges for all other parameters.

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SmartSpark MSD® #6010/6012 Adapter Harness

SmartSpark™ System General Tech Info- Unleash The Power Of Your LS Engine

Daytona Sensors™ offers their optional RTD-1™ Retard Control for use with the SmartSpark™ LS Ignition Module.

For full information, please CLICK HERE to view the RTD-1™ Installation Instructions and Tech Note document.

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SmartSpark™ Coils for GM® LS2, LS3, and LS7 Engines

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The unit is preprogrammed with advance tables suitable for a wide range of normally aspirated high performance engines. Users can digitally set launch, burnout, and maximum RPM limits with 100 RPM steps from 3,000 to 9,900 RPM. Access to launch and burnout RPM limits requires optional USB interface and PC Link software.

The USB interface and PC Link software allows programming a custom 3D advance table based on RPM and manifold pressure. SmartSpark™ Log software displays real time engine data during initial setup and dyno tuning. Also allows individual cylinder timing (ICT) capability with RPM based offset up to ±5° with 0.1° steps.

The SmartSpark™ features three (3) general purpose input terminals. Inputs can be used for RPM limits and multiple retard functions including driver adjustable retard (requires optional RTD-1 unit). Mode switch allows selection of basic functions. Advanced features require optional USB interface and PC Link software. Unit status LEDs show trigger inputs. The module is fully encapsulated construction without any internal voids and uses heavy-duty 12 pin Deutsch® connectors used for signal connections.

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All readily available Daytona Sensors™ SmartSpark™ wiring harness part numbers are shown below. All harnesses are manufactured with PET expandable braided sleeving and PET cloth tape same as used on current GM® OE engine harnesses.

Crankshaft and camshaft position sensor connections use high temperature rated materials including silicone coated fiberglass sleeving.

CUSTOM LENGTH WIRING HARNESSES ARE AVAILABLE!

You can request a quote by contacting our Technical Dept. at 386-322-7390.

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The SmartSpark™ LS C ontrol Module uses the same mounting pattern as MSD® Model #6010 & #6012.

The SmartSpark™ also features a compact size of only:

6.0” Length x 3.5” Width x 0.63” High

NOTE: All NEW SmartSpark™ installations require Daytona Sensors™ wire harness Part #119002, #119003, #119005, or #119006 depending on mounting location.

Users who are upgrading from existing MSD® Model #6010 or #6012 installations, should use Daytona Sensors™ adapter harness Part #119004.

Daytona Sensors™ SmartSpark™ vs. MSD® 6LS® & 6LS2®

Optional RTD-1™ Retard Control

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The Daytona Sensors™ SmartSpark™ LS Ignition Module for GM® LS Series Engines features an ignition module for carbureted GM® LS series V8 engines with 24 or 58 tooth crank trigger and selection for GM® LS1 or higher energy LS2 style coils.

The SmartSpark™ is preprogrammed with advance tables suitable for a wide range of normally aspirated high performance engines. Users can digitally set launch, burnout, and maximum RPM limits with 100 RPM steps from 3,000 to 9,900 RPM. Access to launch and burnout RPM limits requires optional USB interface and PC Link software.