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Chippy
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1980 CVZ 18
Marsden Smart Interrupt
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July 19, 2023, 11:12:38 AM »
Hi all, it?s been a while since I posted hope all are well. My CVZ 18 has been good and I?m going to try this Marsden Smart Interrupt soon as it?s en route. I could not find anyone on the forum using it yet?
I can report back if anyone is interested as it?s a modern take on the shift interrupt as mine always seems to be a little finicky at different times.
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awc105
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Re: Marsden Smart Interrupt
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July 20, 2023, 07:27:34 AM »
Cool! I've often wondered how the interrupt could be done better, I assume the delay adjustment is how long it kills the ignition for?
Would love to hear your feedback after installing and dialing it in!
-Andrew
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Andrew
74' CV-16SS - Carla
Chippy
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1980 CVZ 18
Re: Marsden Smart Interrupt
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July 20, 2023, 12:31:08 PM »
Yes adjustable dwell time! Everything looks good except the cost. A little steep in my un educated guess however they did patent it and have made improvements over time.
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Chippy
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1980 CVZ 18
Re: Marsden Smart Interrupt
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August 05, 2023, 07:15:19 PM »
Update. Hope all are well here. I finally had the time to get this new shift interlock installed as well as some other things including a new Edelbrock 1409 carb with a square. Bore to spread bore adaptor as well as a smaller thermal spacer. All running through a fuel pressure regulator with a gauge. My carb was the original Quadrajet and unknown if it had ever been rebuilt.
The Smart interrupt works as advertised very simple to install however I wish they made a bracket that was 2 pieces to attach the tube for the Ram that took the most time. Other than that the delay setting they send it out with was a little long for my liking so adjusted it shorter and was easy.
All in all it?s very accurate and smooth in comparison.
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