MSD Dis-4
#1
MSD Dis-4
Just wanted to make sure this right for my coil pack setup before I spend that much money on an ignition box.
http://www.jegs.com/i/MSD-Ignition/1...oductId=758166
It seems the stock ignition isn't up to the task of keeping the spark alive after 6300 under boost.
http://www.jegs.com/i/MSD-Ignition/1...oductId=758166
It seems the stock ignition isn't up to the task of keeping the spark alive after 6300 under boost.
Last edited by Chris98Gt; 10-03-2010 at 10:21 AM.
#2
It doesn't say your car under the applications, but I believe there's some adapters or something you can use to get it to work. RPMoutlet might have the setup I saw for it. Have you tried a boost-a-spark or anything?
#3
It does actually say ford mustang 94-2006 which seems stupidly vague since there are a lot of differences in those years. No I havn't tried a boos a spark. I'd like to get an msd setup so I can run a 2step and make some boost off the line plus solve the weak spark issue in the upper rpms.
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#6
They were at .032 at first then we pulled them and put them at .025, but it didn't help. I've seen the wotbox, but kinda figured if I need ignition upgrades why not get a box with a 2step built in and kill two birds with one stone. I just don't understand why they are so vague on the applications and details like they are...
#7
They were at .032 at first then we pulled them and put them at .025, but it didn't help. I've seen the wotbox, but kinda figured if I need ignition upgrades why not get a box with a 2step built in and kill two birds with one stone. I just don't understand why they are so vague on the applications and details like they are...
I'm good at .030 at 6500 and 17psi so IDK
I actually called those guys up and it's a very easy install
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