You don't need to a past customer of ours to get the Black Friday prices and you don't need any special discount codes so please let your friends know so they can also take advantage.
Best wishes from all the team at Trigger-Wheels.
Friday, November 29, 2013
Black Friday promotion - 25% discount
You don't need to a past customer of ours to get the Black Friday prices and you don't need any special discount codes so please let your friends know so they can also take advantage.
Best wishes from all the team at Trigger-Wheels.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Spark plug lead adaptors
We've long stocked spark plug lead adaptors for the 1st gen Ford coilpacks and have been asked if we can do the same for the 2nd gen coil packs. They're a little more fiddly to install than the adaptors for the 1st gen coils but still an easy DIY job.
Sunday, August 18, 2013
RaceCapture/Pro - now available
Finally... We have both RaceCapture/Pro and the Realtime Telemetry modules to go with them in stock and ready for you to find exciting uses to put them to.
As an added bonus we've got a limited time introductory offer with the RaceCapture being offered at just £329.99 including VAT! Compare that to the price of the closest equivalents from Race Technology which are the excellent DL1/Sport or DL1/Club systems which are priced at £599.99 and £719.99 respectively once you've added VAT to Race Technology's headline prices.
As an added bonus we've got a limited time introductory offer with the RaceCapture being offered at just £329.99 including VAT! Compare that to the price of the closest equivalents from Race Technology which are the excellent DL1/Sport or DL1/Club systems which are priced at £599.99 and £719.99 respectively once you've added VAT to Race Technology's headline prices.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Coming Soon - RaceCapture/Pro - GPS Datalogger
We are really excited to be able to announce that the new RaceCapture/Pro GPS datalogger is about to hit our shelves.
With 10Hz GPS and triple-axis accelerometer and yaw sensor it covers the same ground as most other data loggers. The RaceCapture/Pro also features a wide range of flexible inputs for you to hook up other sensors.
Where the system really comes into its own is that the system has an onboard scripting language and programmable outputs. Maybe you are trying to stretch every last horsepower from your engine and electrical system so you only activate the cooling fan when the engine temperature is high but not when the car is moving fast enough that the fan wouldn't make any difference. Perhaps you have a turbocharged vehicle, you can now activate an intercooler automatically when the temperature and boost hits certain thresholds but not when you are doing more or less than the speeds you configure. Ever get annoyed that your oil pressure warning light gives you a false alarm at a hot idle or under braking, well you could use the programmable outputs to override the warning light if you're experiencing more than 1G of braking force or you're stationary. If you wanted to you could even connect up a cut-out so that under certain conditions you cut the engine completely for safety reasons.
The possibilities of the scripting really are endless and they don't just stop at switching outputs on or off, the entire system is completely open and can be configured. Even the software has been released as an Open Source project so is undergoing constant development and improvement by the community as a whole. To our knowledge this is completely unique in this market.
We are also going to be stocking the RaceCapture Telemetry Module. This connects up to the RaceCapture/Pro and uploads live data to the web. We expect this live data functionality to be very popular with competitors, pit crew and race organisers alike.
We're not announcing pricing just yet but trust us that if you have seen the market leading DL1 from Race Technology you will be _very_ pleasantly surprised when you see how reasonably priced the RaceCapture/Pro is.
With 10Hz GPS and triple-axis accelerometer and yaw sensor it covers the same ground as most other data loggers. The RaceCapture/Pro also features a wide range of flexible inputs for you to hook up other sensors.
Where the system really comes into its own is that the system has an onboard scripting language and programmable outputs. Maybe you are trying to stretch every last horsepower from your engine and electrical system so you only activate the cooling fan when the engine temperature is high but not when the car is moving fast enough that the fan wouldn't make any difference. Perhaps you have a turbocharged vehicle, you can now activate an intercooler automatically when the temperature and boost hits certain thresholds but not when you are doing more or less than the speeds you configure. Ever get annoyed that your oil pressure warning light gives you a false alarm at a hot idle or under braking, well you could use the programmable outputs to override the warning light if you're experiencing more than 1G of braking force or you're stationary. If you wanted to you could even connect up a cut-out so that under certain conditions you cut the engine completely for safety reasons.
The possibilities of the scripting really are endless and they don't just stop at switching outputs on or off, the entire system is completely open and can be configured. Even the software has been released as an Open Source project so is undergoing constant development and improvement by the community as a whole. To our knowledge this is completely unique in this market.
We are also going to be stocking the RaceCapture Telemetry Module. This connects up to the RaceCapture/Pro and uploads live data to the web. We expect this live data functionality to be very popular with competitors, pit crew and race organisers alike.
We're not announcing pricing just yet but trust us that if you have seen the market leading DL1 from Race Technology you will be _very_ pleasantly surprised when you see how reasonably priced the RaceCapture/Pro is.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
EDIS module availability
It has come to our attention that some people are spreading rumours that EDIS modules are impossible to find and are "running out". There's an element of truth to the rumour in that if you go to your local scrapyard you'll find fewer modules there than you would have done a few years ago so if that is where you want to source your module from then yes they are less plentiful than once they were.
We source our modules from a number of global suppliers through which we have long term, secure sources. Only today we took delivery of more than 100 EDIS modules to add to our stocks. At any given time we generally have 200-300 modules in stock and similar quantities lined up with our suppliers which they can ship to us at the drop of a hat.
The supply of EDIS modules has never been better from our point of view. If you need a module, be that EDIS-4, EDIS-6 or EDIS-8 we are always happy to supply them whether you need just the module, an a full EDIS kit or a complete Megajolt/Megasquirt/Microsquirt package.
We source our modules from a number of global suppliers through which we have long term, secure sources. Only today we took delivery of more than 100 EDIS modules to add to our stocks. At any given time we generally have 200-300 modules in stock and similar quantities lined up with our suppliers which they can ship to us at the drop of a hat.
The supply of EDIS modules has never been better from our point of view. If you need a module, be that EDIS-4, EDIS-6 or EDIS-8 we are always happy to supply them whether you need just the module, an a full EDIS kit or a complete Megajolt/Megasquirt/Microsquirt package.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Snow
Whilst most of the country has seemingly ground to a halt due to snow we're operating pretty much as normal. Whilst we continue to be able to dispatch orders in a timely manner we do however expect that the postal services themselves will experience delays in some regions.
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