Ignition Coils to replace factory
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Ignition Coils to replace factory
Are the stock 1st gen RX7 coils a typical HEI style non ballast 12v coil? Or are they rotary specific?
Before swapping them out for some MSD's I wanted to make sure they weren't special due to the more rapid discharge the 7 warrents.
I did use the search function but I found conflicting information. It looks like a typcial MSD Blaster 2 Canister coil would work sweet.
Thanks
-Paul
Before swapping them out for some MSD's I wanted to make sure they weren't special due to the more rapid discharge the 7 warrents.
I did use the search function but I found conflicting information. It looks like a typcial MSD Blaster 2 Canister coil would work sweet.
Thanks
-Paul
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I had a nicely typed answer up,then noticed it is For FB,not FC..sorry My friend..Bump for you.
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just recently got my MSD setup (6AL and two blaster 2s) on my leading ignition, DLIDFIS as they call it around here. and man it really helped in a lot of ways. smoother more consistent power band, better idle, eaiser starting in the cold, and about two more miles per gallon avg....the engine just sounds way healthier/stronger. oh, and i should mention that i upgraded to this from a stock SA (original '79) breaker point ignition setup, so i'm sure this is one reason i noticed such a dramatic improvement.
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ah...ok, i was thinking this was what everyone was calling this setup. just because it has the individual coils for each leading spark plug it is not a DLIDFIS, which i still do know what that stands for, maybe i need to do a search.