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brownmound 03-01-02 12:08 AM

What kinf of coils do you use?
 
I'm starting to like these kind of posts. I have a pretty dang stock GSL-SE with stock ignition. I was think of replacing the coils as a matter of course. So what should I use for the Mound?

Right on.

Pittdp 03-01-02 12:12 AM

I am using eccell but am going to try Jacobs the next time I need new ones.

MIKE-P-28 03-01-02 12:49 AM

I always used stock ones, but with the Cosmo conversion. Im using stock 2nd gen coils/igniters

jimmyv13 03-01-02 08:17 AM

Accel super coils

mar3 03-01-02 09:32 AM

Jacob's Energy coils, the chromed version not the finned box...good for 45 kV supposedly....:cool:

nipplebandit45 03-01-02 12:28 PM

stock. but soon I will be upgrading to something that isnt stock.

Now wasnt that informative....

Thinking MSD Blaster 2 or 3, but accell coils are easier to be had here. Still tryong to decide.

Or I might just sell my car and get something else...

Mike

eddierotary 03-01-02 12:59 PM

i use msd blaster 2 coils.

Import Convert 03-01-02 01:05 PM

My vote goes with the MSD balster 2 coils. Here is why- I was fogging the 440 in my 'Cuda last winter so in order to keep the engine from fireing, I disconnected the coil to distributor wire. Thing had so much power there was some badass blue arcs going out the end to the terminals! Needless to say I disconnect the coil terminals for engine fogging now!

speckamp 03-01-02 03:41 PM

I use a pair of MSD Blaster II coils and 1x stocker (17+ years old). Works like a CHARM.

Remember kids, loose connections may not make your stereo flake out, but will stall your car at 80MPH, so SOLDER EVERYTHING :)


hehe

--matt

V8kilr 03-01-02 04:16 PM

agreed solder is good,anyway
i prefer the jacobs but there pricey and dont fit in the stock locations,which is why i run msd blaster 2 coils with dual msd 6a boxes,one with tach adapter.

JoseReyes 03-01-02 05:22 PM

I'm using the VTech with dual terminal designed for Harley Bikes with a Jacobs Rotary Pack and direct fire setup. and a MSD Blaster Coil II for the trailing....








Originally posted by V8kilr
agreed solder is good,anyway
i prefer the jacobs but there pricey and dont fit in the stock locations,which is why i run msd blaster 2 coils with dual msd 6a boxes,one with tach adapter.

:D :D

brownmound 03-01-02 05:37 PM

Right now I'm looking to simply replace the stock coils. So do the MSD blaster II or accell coils fit in the stock locations?

Right on.

mar3 03-01-02 05:40 PM

Both will, if I remember right....

Felix Wankel 03-01-02 06:24 PM

MSD Blaster 2.

REVHED 03-01-02 06:38 PM


Originally posted by brownmound
Right now I'm looking to simply replace the stock coils. So do the MSD blaster II or accell coils fit in the stock locations?

Right on.

The accells will NOT fit in the stock locations. They're bloody huge ugly lookin' things. The Blaster's fit straight in.

Directfreak 03-02-02 12:37 AM


Originally posted by V8kilr
which is why i run msd blaster 2 coils with dual msd 6a boxes,one with tach adapter.
Can you post a pic of this? That is exactly the setup I want to do, and I lack imagination:D

Thanks.

Madman 03-02-02 11:37 AM


Originally posted by Directfreak


Can you post a pic of this? That is exactly the setup I want to do, and I lack imagination:D

Thanks.

Yeah I would like to see this also... do you really need 2 MSD boxes or can you get away with one?

mar3 03-02-02 11:51 AM


Originally posted by Madman


Yeah I would like to see this also... do you really need 2 MSD boxes or can you get away with one?


Answer to burning MSD question!!

One thing was missing from this thread that came up somewhere else and it was an excellent idea from peejay. Run the MSD RPM Window box (PN 12-8950 in the Jeg's catalog) to shut down the trailing coils before the leading plugs start getting cut by the MSD 6AL box... :cool:

jimmyv13 03-02-02 12:50 PM


Originally posted by REVHED
The accells will NOT fit in the stock locations. They're bloody huge ugly lookin' things. The Blaster's fit straight in.
Which Accels are you refering to?

mar3 03-02-02 01:47 PM


Originally posted by REVHED
The accells will NOT fit in the stock locations. They're bloody huge ugly lookin' things. The Blaster's fit straight in.
Hhhhmmmmm...what do I spy wit mine eye??

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/attach...&postid=477220

He calls them "Ecell" and "Excell" coils, but clearly the yellow beasts are none other than Accel Super Stock coils quite happy in their unmolested home...:cool:

REVHED 03-02-02 03:52 PM

Ok, my fuckup. :) I didn't know Accel made replacement type coils but someone mentioned Accel super coils and that's what I was refering to. Those big ass boxy lookin ones.

Rocketmazda 03-04-02 12:27 AM

I need coils and was looking at the blasters. (stock's are $240!!!!) Msd's i see for $39 from summit racing. Do they get cheaper or is that a good buy? Also I am looking to get an Igntion control box. How hard would it be to put one in? I am guessing u just take out the old "control box" (silver tin with the 2 ignitors inside on a circuit board) and wire a diff control box in?

crankit 03-04-02 10:06 AM

I use the Crane Cams Premium Street coils from British Victoria $42.95 each. Been using for a few years . Easy starting and plugs don't foul.

mar3 03-04-02 01:29 PM


Originally posted by Rocketmazda
I need coils and was looking at the blasters. (stock's are $240!!!!) Msd's i see for $39 from summit racing. Do they get cheaper or is that a good buy? Also I am looking to get an Igntion control box. How hard would it be to put one in? I am guessing u just take out the old "control box" (silver tin with the 2 ignitors inside on a circuit board) and wire a diff control box in?

Start another thread on this question because there's a lot of different ways to go and the members here will definitely let you know what they think is the "best" way to go...:cool:


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