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SureFly Electronic Ignition for 4-Cylinder Engines with Non-Impulse Coupled Magneto

SureFly Electronic Ignition for 4-Cylinder Engines with Non-Impulse Coupled Magneto

$1,995.00
+ $50.00
Item Qualifies for Free Ground Freight (48 States) on Orders Over $285

SureFly Electronic Ignition Magneto Replacement
for 4-Cylinder Lycoming or Continental engines. Replaces non-impulse coupled magneto.

SUREFLY DUAL SIM INSTALLATION INFO
SureFly has amended both Engine and Airframe STC's to allow for the installation of two SIM's on an engine. Engine and Airframe installation instructions have been revised to add guidance on how to power the 2nd SIM on an engine.

See the Application Guide Here
Click Here for Installation Instructions

What's in the box?

  • SureFly Ignition Module (SIM)
  • Power wire harness (84" long 14ga. wire with inline fuse holder, 10A fuse & ring terminals) If your battery is located in the tail of your aircraft, you will need to purchase a longer power wire.
  • Manifold pressure hose (36" long 1/8"ID x 1/4"OD high temp. rubber hose)
  • Engine STC paperwork
  • Airframe STC paperwork

WHAT IS SUREFLY?
SureFly is a FAA certified electronic (solid state) magneto replacement. The SureFly Ignition Module (SIM) replaces one magneto - generally the left or impulse-coupled/starting magneto on most aircraft engines. 4 and 6 Cylinder SIM's are available for Lycoming and Continental engines.

Replacing just one traditional magneto eliminates magneto maintenance and cuts associated costs in half! With SureFly you get zero maintenance, zero rebuilds & zero overhauls.

Most fixed-wing single engine aircraft can enable SureFly's advanced timing feature for improved cruise flight efficiency. Many other aircraft will be able to use the advanced timing feature as the FAA extends SureFly's Airframe STC AML.

RELIABILITY
For SureFly customers, 500 hours is simply not good enough. SureFly Ignition Modules provide operators a 2,400 hour operating service time. No inspections, no rebuilds, no overhauls. That prevents scheduling headaches and down time. That saves money. Period.

SAFETY
SureFly Ignition Modules have no mechanical parts that wear and all solid-state electronics. There's no need to disassemble a SIM like a magneto every 500 hours - which eliminates the chance of introducing a maintenance related failure.

PERFORMANCE
SureFly Ignition Modules deliver a more consistent spark energy with higher accuracy than traditional magnetos. Variable timing advance provides SureFly customers real fuel savings. Low power consumption and light weight (up to 2 lbs. lighter than a Bendix magneto) make SureFly Ignition Modules light on fuel and light on the wallet too.

BETTER STARTS
SureFly perfectly controls timing at TDC below 400 rpm which combined with longer spark dwell and the option to use wider gapped spark plugs, makes starting a breeze, greatly minimizing wear and tear on high performance starters and electrical systems.

TRUSTED
SureFly Ignition Modules are hand built in Granbury, Texas almost entirely from components manufactured in Texas and Michigan. Designed, engineered, created and supported by the same team that brought you Sky-Tec starters and Plane-Power alternators, our approach to SureFly shares the same commitment, experience and passion for creating and bringing sensible, affordable solutions to the piston engine aviation market.

VALUE
With four cylinder units starting at just $1,995 and six cylinder units starting at just $2,195, combined with SureFly's potential fuel savings and low maintenance/replacement costs, there is simply no better value in magneto replacements for Lycoming and Continental engines.


Will the SIM help my engine start?
Absolutely! Compared to a magneto, the SIM provides a more accurately retarded spark and a more consistent, higher energy spark at low engine RPM. Hot-starts are greatly aided by the installation of a SIM, but keep in mind SureFly can’t remedy fuel system shortcomings!

Should I replace the impulse or non-impulse magneto with a SIM?
SureFly recommends replacing the impulse coupled magneto. This is to reduce the possibility of impulse coupler mechanical failure and also to help the engine start better.

Can I replace both magnetos with SIM’s?
Yes! FAA STC was issued in July, 2023. See the details in the STC here.

  • SIM4P - 4.4 lbs.
  • SIM4N - 4.0 lbs.
  • SIM6C - 5.0 lbs.
  • SIM6L - 5.2 lbs.