2nd gen lead ignitor into 85'rx7 direct fire?
 

I've seen this done by someone,with full diagrams and step by step.I'm trying to install a 2nd gen lead ignitor into my 1st gen,for a direct-fire set-up.Can someone PLEASE help me.:scratch:

there was a thread made a few weeks ago, i believe look for 20 min direct fire 2nd gen in search and you may find it good luck

thanx man,i'll do that.

found it,but can't access pics,does anyone have the actual diagram for this hook-up?Notes are clear,but i need visual to help me.Thanks

It's not that simple using the 2nd gen ignitor. It can work, but there needs to be a circuit to interface between the 1st gen stuff and the 2nd gen ignitor. Search for "transistor trick". Enough info there to make your head spin. :)

For a simple/cheap solution, search for these following items:

- 2GCDFIS

- GM HEI

- DLIDFIS

There are a couple variations of each. The GM ignitiors are cheap and stocked in basically all autoparts stores. You can get a pair to fire 2 1st gen coils for leading or could go for 1 HEI with a 2nd gen leading coil. Or you could use the stock 1st gen ignitor to fire the 2nd gen coil (2GCDFIS).

Thanks Kent,i'll do the research and then decide.

Can You Tell Me What Wires Goes Where Its Not To Clear. Like Where Dose The L1 And L2 Plug Into And So On And So Fourth...

http://geocities.com/inuissus_cendi/2gcdfis.html
https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...5&d=1137994265
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/easy-2nd-gen-direct-fire-install-20-minutes-243350/page9/

hey thanks 4 the web sights i will look at it as soon as the sun comes up. if i get stuck i know who to ask. thanks again blackdeath647.

Good links.

Thanks,

Jason

no problem, also i forgot to post, you don't have to cut any wires like one of the links suggest, go by the "20 minute install" so you don't have to fuck up your 2g coil in case you ever decide to sell it or something :).

2 late. you found me a bit 2 late. but thanks again. i know some one will see this and take your edvice.