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Installing a new engine management system on your car bike or truck? Need a toothed trigger wheel for your installation? Here at trigger-wheels.com we have crank trigger wheels, sensors, wiring and lots of other parts to make the installation of your engine management system as painless as possible. We have been supplying trigger wheels for a number of years now and you can see some of our customers installations in our customers gallery.

National Kit Car Motor Show Stoneleigh

It was great to meet so many of you at the Stoneleigh show. Thanks to everybody for making it such a great show.

Megasquirt/Microsquirt ECUs

We are now official distributors of the Megasquirt/Microsquirt ECUs. This full-featured ignition and injection ECU delivers functionality usually only found in systems costing more than twice the price in a package little bigger than a pack of playing cards.

New Mini/A-series bolt-on trigger wheels

Now available - our bolt-on trigger-wheel kit for A-series engines. We also now have a special A-series crank sensor bracket available. See the Engine specific trigger-wheels page for more details.

Complete Megajolt bundle for Pinto SOHC, Crossflow, Zetec, A-series and Rover V8 engines

We now offer complete kits of all the bits you need to install a Megajolt on your x-flow, sohc pinto, A-series or Rover V8 engine so you can order everything in one go and save some money at the same time. Bundles include the ECU itself, the EDIS-kit, brackets, wiring, HT leads etc.

We can also now supply a complete megajolt bundle for Ford Zetec engines that includes everything you need to run a factory engine to run with your set of carbs.

Mission Everest

Earlier this year Bear Grylls and Gilo Cardozo used our trigger wheels on their expedition to become the first ever powered paragliders to fly over Mount Everest. We think this is both the highest and the most unusual installation of our products, unless you know otherwise. If you have anything that you may think be the highest, lowest, fastest, slowest, biggest or smallest please tell us.

You can see more of this amazing expedition in a 1 hour Channel4/Discovery channel documentary.