My 16v NA build

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Will you use one or two knock sensors?
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I am thinking 1 . At the stock Turbo location (rear on the cylinder head).

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Getting trigger sync issues spoke too soon guessing i need to order a sensor bracket with the integrated sleeve .
Also getting a new sensor.

Currently running a Notched bellhousing . At this point i am getting so much noise on the trigger . Tried signal correction to high but seems it did not do the trick.

Maybe i have to move the trigger to the front after all

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No trigger issue on my side with the stock 16V sensor layout, with one sensor then and a notched bellhousing, FWIW.
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The seller said he has sold allot of these and told me that I am the first to mention/complain about this.

@Thom what gap are you running?

Sure you don't have the sensor bracket with the integrated sleeve?

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Running stock gap. I didn't even need to recheck the gap when replacing the stock flywheel with the TTV 60-2 unit. I can't remember if I have the sleeve, but I would guess so.
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I guess this is a oversight from my part. It's a well documented issue.

When I bought the 16v engine it did not come with this bracket I took the bracket of one of my 1986 turbo engines guess that bracket is the old unshielded piece .
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eBay is full of these brackets so I have bought the correct piece with the integrated sleeve and a new sensor. Hopefully this will resolve my issue.

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Interesting. I never paid attention to this variation on the 8V sensor bracket.
I'm pretty sure the 16V speed sensor bracket is like the later style 8V, without an additional sleeve.
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This is the S/S2 part of course only one sensor because propper 60-2 and not the Goofy 8v setup. Looks like Porsche learned from their mistake in 1987

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And this is a 968 bracket.
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