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Old 07-20-02, 09:17 PM
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Arrow Where did you mount aftermarket parts?
Just wondering where everyone mounted their ignitions, ecus, gauges, etc.
heres a few pics of mine....

http://www.angelfire.com/ne2/rx7/msds.jpg

http://www.angelfire.com/ne2/rx7/radiator.jpg

http://www.angelfire.com/ne2/rx7/coils.jpg

http://www.angelfire.com/ne2/rx7/ecu.jpg

If angelfire didnt suck, i could make it so you could see the pics....
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yep, that sucks. Cant see the pics
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here are soldous pics







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how much did you pay for all that msd ignition??
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Damn thats a stout ignition. I dont even want to know how its wired.
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Man, I thought the stock ignition was plenty strong enough. By the looks of what you have, I guess not.
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The stock ignition IS good!
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Yip stock ignition is good once you start pushing 400+hp at the flywheel then you can start looking at gruntier systems, until then spend the money on other mods which actually need doing.

Haltech E6K lives in the glove box of my car

The coils packs live on a alloy bracket which bolts to the chassis rail right next to the spark plugs can see them in these pics


will take some pics of my 15inch Nissan Bluebird electric fan with custom shroud at some stage
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I dont remember how much all the MSD **** cost...but they go give good support. My Dis-2 got some moisture in it, fucked it up. I sent it in, they sent me a brand new retail one.
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dude, clean your ****** engine bay!
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Originally posted by twiztedjeckel
dude, clean your ****** engine bay!

LOL that's what I was gonna say, man spend a day and clean it up, it really doesnt take that long to do it.
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Originally posted by HWO
Yip stock ignition is good once you start pushing 400+hp at the flywheel then you can start looking at gruntier systems, until then spend the money on other mods which actually need doing.
Well, what mods do YOU think i should do then?
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thanks. I'll go steal all your parts now!
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