
558-125 Ti-VCT EFI Sub Harness for 2013-2014 Ford Coyote
Holley 558-125 Features:
Introducing Coyote Twin Independent Variable Cam Timing Control from Holley EFI! Do you have a coyote crate engine going in your dream car? Is your weekend road race warrior powered by a coyote junkyard engine with locked cams? Unlock the full potential of your high revving power plant with the Holley EFI Plug and Play Coyote Ti-VCT Control Module.- Compatible with HP or Dominator EFI
- Ti-VCT Cam control down to 400 RPM
- Commanded Timing matched within 1 degree
- 4 Built in Diagnostic LEDS make diagnostics easy in the event of a cam or crank sensor failure
- Integrated Stock Cam Position Tables – eliminate tuning guess work, optimal drive-ability and power right out of the box
- Installation of an external MAP sensor is required, we recommend part number 538-24 for N/A applications
- CANBus communication between Coyote Ti-VCT and Holley EFI ECU for high speed data transfer and diagnostics
- Pre-calibrated Ford sensor drop downs in the Holley EFI Software
- Plug and Play Ti-VCT Sub Harness designed specifically for 2013-2017 Coyote Engines
- Connectors are labeled for easy identification
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Utilize Twin Independent Variable Cam Timing Control in Modern Engine Swaps
Holley EFI has designed a system to control the Ti-VCT function for Ford Coyote engines that have been swapped in non-factory applications. When compared to an engine with the camshafts locked in place, gains of 90 ft.-lbs. of torque at 3700 RPMs can be seen. Main Harnesses come terminated with Ford TPS and IAC connectors, making it easy to convert from a DBW throttle body to a cable throttle body, if desired. High-speed data transfer and diagnostics are possible by the CANBus style communication between a Holley EFI ECU and the Ti-VCT control module.


