What would you do?
It is far too wrong to take away the rotary.
And I was playing pool one night and someone asked me if I had a 13b in my car, and when I told them 12a they told me they sucked. I laughed, and said "The 12a may be small, but its kind of a big deal," and found it so funny afterwards that I had to make a banner for it. haha.
And I was playing pool one night and someone asked me if I had a 13b in my car, and when I told them 12a they told me they sucked. I laughed, and said "The 12a may be small, but its kind of a big deal," and found it so funny afterwards that I had to make a banner for it. haha.
Oh that comment was aimed at the aptitude of the 12a, sorry.
The MSD thing. I was talking about a setup where you trigger a msd from the leading ignitor to fire two coils or a 2ndGen leading coil to directly fire the two leading plugs. The trailing ignition can be left stock. A slick coil setup is to use the trailing coil bracket from the 2nd gen and swap one of the trailing coils for a leading coil. Nice, compact and modern looking. You would not need the 2nd gen ignitors so don't let the junk yard talk you into buying them, just the trailing bracket, one leading coil and one trailing coil.
The MSD thing. I was talking about a setup where you trigger a msd from the leading ignitor to fire two coils or a 2ndGen leading coil to directly fire the two leading plugs. The trailing ignition can be left stock. A slick coil setup is to use the trailing coil bracket from the 2nd gen and swap one of the trailing coils for a leading coil. Nice, compact and modern looking. You would not need the 2nd gen ignitors so don't let the junk yard talk you into buying them, just the trailing bracket, one leading coil and one trailing coil.
Do you have anything more specific to give me a visual of what i gotta do. Forgive me i'm pretty technical ingnition is a new creature to me. I know basics from my 383 but not rotary.




