(IGNITION) My Direct Fire Brackets
11-11-03, 09:44 AM
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Whack 'em and stack 'em
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BTW that is a really a great looking and functional bracket..I would pay $75 for it..I would be hard pressed to drop any more on it though..But in any event- very, very nice 
11-11-03, 11:16 AM
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Re: Re: Yes, Yes and Maybe
Originally posted by Rotary13B1
$20-25 bucks for the bracket... is that an ok figure?? I'm not sure what the materials cost.. I'm sure there are other ways to mount those coils, but this is superduper clean!
$20-25 bucks for the bracket... is that an ok figure?? I'm not sure what the materials cost.. I'm sure there are other ways to mount those coils, but this is superduper clean!
11-11-03, 03:25 PM
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Iam not trying to tell anyone what to do, but I agree with vipernicus42. I think you should mount the coils vertically. The reason being is that I have heard that the coils cool better in the vertical positon. Just what I have heard, personally mine are horizontal, like yours but if you are going to make the bracket look so good, I think it should atleast be positioned as well as it looks.
12-11-03, 12:00 PM
#33
[El Bumpo]
I figured this thread was relevant again because of the DLIDFIS therad that everyone seems to be taking an interest in here:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=249098
So here's the bump if anyone wants it
[/El Bumpo]
I figured this thread was relevant again because of the DLIDFIS therad that everyone seems to be taking an interest in here:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=249098
So here's the bump if anyone wants it
[/El Bumpo]
12-11-03, 07:50 PM
#36
I have a Bridgeport 13b. Once the car has been run and the shake down done I will probably go with some boost. I have moved the bracket since the photo above to one of the down tubes. Looks better. The cage should be in it by the first of the year. I have notched and plated the frame rails to install the fuel cell. I have also double walled the strut tubes with some 2" OD tube. I put in about 60 hours a week at work so the build is taking a while.
BTW, Star Mazda has picked up the second group of 2004 formula Mazda cars and we will have 25+ out before Christmas.
-billy
BTW, Star Mazda has picked up the second group of 2004 formula Mazda cars and we will have 25+ out before Christmas.
-billy
Originally posted by DriveFast7
Nice Work Billy!
That car should be solid. I bet all of us here would love to see some in-car video when it drives in the dirt.
What drivetrain are you putting in there?
Brad
Nice Work Billy!
That car should be solid. I bet all of us here would love to see some in-car video when it drives in the dirt.
What drivetrain are you putting in there?
Brad
02-22-05, 09:32 AM
#40
the blasters are same size as the stock. With the picture above, the coils will slide right in but I dont know what will hold it down.
With the FC, it will right up but it will be up to you on how you want it position. facing up or sideways. Just cut the wires from the igniters to the coil. you can also mount the FC coil in the a/c bracket's original location.
here's a pic using the stock bracket.
my FB with msd coils in horizontal position. its been like that for over 5 years.
With the FC, it will right up but it will be up to you on how you want it position. facing up or sideways. Just cut the wires from the igniters to the coil. you can also mount the FC coil in the a/c bracket's original location.
here's a pic using the stock bracket.
my FB with msd coils in horizontal position. its been like that for over 5 years.
02-23-05, 02:33 AM
#44
Originally Posted by jayroc
Yeah, wackyracer, where'd you get that bracket? Custom fab job? Looks like it was made for DLIDFIS..
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