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LM-1 with rpm converter

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sweet88gt

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My friend has purchased the LM-1 with rpm converter and we wanted to use it to datalog my 88 gt. I have some question on where to connect the rpm signal wire. Which wire from the coil do I tap into and send it to the rpm converter?? Thanks
 

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the negative side of the ignition coil. It should be the wire closer to the fender.
 
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