ignition coil
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ignition coil
hey all.
im going to change my plugs and distributorsoon, and i figured why not, while im at it, change my wires also. And damnit since im up to no good anyhow, lets tossa shiny newhigh output ignition coil. Question is, what kind?
Does anybody know the volts on the stock (dont wanna do something stupid like downgrade, and I dont wanna get exessive either). I was thinking about the 30-40 thousand volts range?
anyhow i know MSD and Lucashave good reputations, and ebay seems to have the best deals when i compare to NAPA and Crappy Tire. im just pretty friggen lost on what i need. ive got no benchmark.
(ps shes a 91.)
im going to change my plugs and distributorsoon, and i figured why not, while im at it, change my wires also. And damnit since im up to no good anyhow, lets tossa shiny newhigh output ignition coil. Question is, what kind?
Does anybody know the volts on the stock (dont wanna do something stupid like downgrade, and I dont wanna get exessive either). I was thinking about the 30-40 thousand volts range?
anyhow i know MSD and Lucashave good reputations, and ebay seems to have the best deals when i compare to NAPA and Crappy Tire. im just pretty friggen lost on what i need. ive got no benchmark.
(ps shes a 91.)
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#3
RE: ignition coil
haha "ol greeny"
do we need the one with or without the ballast resistor?
id also like to withdraw my statement about ebay having the best prices. exept for a "slightly used" blaster 2 on ebay, everything is actually cheaper right from the MSD website (which I hadnt checked). Not only are they cheap (40 bucks) theyre half the price of the stock-style Mallory ones on the shelf at Canadian Tire. This stuff issodamned marked up in Canada.
do we need the one with or without the ballast resistor?
id also like to withdraw my statement about ebay having the best prices. exept for a "slightly used" blaster 2 on ebay, everything is actually cheaper right from the MSD website (which I hadnt checked). Not only are they cheap (40 bucks) theyre half the price of the stock-style Mallory ones on the shelf at Canadian Tire. This stuff issodamned marked up in Canada.
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#6
RE: ignition coil
I use a MSD blaster it seems to work alot better tha stock. I have another ignition upgrade that I am preparing for. I have read that you can use a module out of a chebbie HEI distributor to do away with the factory ignition box and this also does away with the ballast resistor, hat means that the ignition will be running on a full 12 volts.Here is a lnk to a site that describes it better.
http://duster318.freeservers.com/tech/hei.html
http://duster318.freeservers.com/tech/hei.html
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