DLIDFIS Which coils
10-18-06, 06:54 PM
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DLIDFIS Which coils
What coils do you guys reccomend with the DLIDFIS setup? Car has a S5 13b with side draft and I want to get the ignition right.
Thanks for any info
Thanks for any info
10-19-06, 07:43 AM
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I used the blaster 2 coils for leading and a regular 12v for trailing....it works great ,the engine runs super smooth and no stinky smell out of the tail pipe.
10-19-06, 08:37 AM
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I read somewhere that Blaster 2 coils werent meant for long duration sparks. I have a pair of them that Im going to try anyway. I have an 85 dizzy 3 coils but I dont have any ignitors. The reccomended ones are J109 but isnt there a cheaper GM ignitor that you can buy new.
10-19-06, 09:58 AM
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If you already have the blaster 2 coils use them they work great on my set up.For more information on DLIDFIS go to the FAQ and scroll down to Can I convert to direct fire ignition..there is alot of information that can help you instal this system.Good luck...
10-19-06, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by rx7man13b
I read somewhere that Blaster 2 coils werent meant for long duration sparks. I have a pair of them that Im going to try anyway. I have an 85 dizzy 3 coils but I dont have any ignitors. The reccomended ones are J109 but isnt there a cheaper GM ignitor that you can buy new.
The thread is here:
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/how-gm-igniters-replace-j-109-a-527209/
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10-19-06, 12:07 PM
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GM HEI ignition modules are what you're looking for. You can find them at Autozone. DR100
Stock Diamond coils or Bosch aftermarket coils work. They need to say Transistor ignition. Don't use the type which call for an external resistor because their inductance, internal resistance etc are designed for points.
Stock Diamond coils or Bosch aftermarket coils work. They need to say Transistor ignition. Don't use the type which call for an external resistor because their inductance, internal resistance etc are designed for points.
10-19-06, 03:10 PM
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GOT WANKEL?
yes. any oil filled are supposed to have an upright bracket, but epoxy filled (High vibration) coils can go in the stock locations.
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10-19-06, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by wackyracer
nah, you can get away with stock coils. After having to do different type of ignition system, I feel that blaster coil is only a HYPE and a waste of hardearned $$$.
why do you say this? what coils are you running currently? you really didnt notice a difference between stock and blasters?
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