Installed MSD
10-30-2005, 01:36 AM
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Installed MSD Coils Hi
Smoother running
A little more torque
Quite an improvement in throttle response at WOT
Looks cool under hood.
Happy I did it.
JA
Smoother running
A little more torque
Quite an improvement in throttle response at WOT
Looks cool under hood.
Happy I did it.
JA
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10-30-2005, 10:25 AM
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MSD coils. The capacative discharge is built into the coils so you do not need a seperate ignition box to get multi-spark.
An interesting thing is that when I put on the BMR torque arm and torque arm relocation kit, I gained a fair bit of vibration under light acceloration. I was positive my pinion angle was wrong, so at the same time I did the coils, I put my car on a ramp and checked the pinion angle. It was correct at -1* which is what I wanted. Basically, the relocation kit provides a rigid mount for the torque arm and transmits more vibration inside the car. With the MSD coils most of that vibration disappeared. A realy nice bonus.
JA
MSD coils. The capacative discharge is built into the coils so you do not need a seperate ignition box to get multi-spark.
An interesting thing is that when I put on the BMR torque arm and torque arm relocation kit, I gained a fair bit of vibration under light acceloration. I was positive my pinion angle was wrong, so at the same time I did the coils, I put my car on a ramp and checked the pinion angle. It was correct at -1* which is what I wanted. Basically, the relocation kit provides a rigid mount for the torque arm and transmits more vibration inside the car. With the MSD coils most of that vibration disappeared. A realy nice bonus.
JA