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Old 03-14-04, 10:06 PM
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AEM Ignition Amplifier ?'s

I was browsing and found the AEM IA at rx7store.net. It says its an amplifier and I'm a bit confused what that means. Im curious if anyone has installed this and what the results were. I have searched and found a few threads but it seems not much info available.

Im curious mostly what is involved in the install. Does it plug and play into a harness or is it more involved? What does it mean 4 channel or 8 channel?

Lastly...I suspect I have a problem with my leading coil as I have problems accelerating in mid/high RPM under boost conditions sometimes. While I know the solution should be to have the primary coil replaced, since this is an ignition amplifier, can it fix this type of problem?

thanks for any help.
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Garfinkle has one ,the car starts alittle better and the idle is smoother . The for channel unit runs all three coils. He runs stock trailling coils and a Harley Davidson Crane leading coil . A sub harness was made using GM weather pac connectors , as he always uses . The unit is living on a bracket below the master cylinder .The four channel will run 4 coils the 8 channel will run 8 coils. The directions also had a page for 10 cylinder motors . That is about all I remember about it ,hope that helps .
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never try to band-aid a problem. always fix the real problem. . . THEN, and only then move on to the upgrade. if you are fixing the problem with an upgraded part via replacement then rock on. . . but an amplifier will not fix your coil problem. itll only burn it up sooner if it is already hurting. replace the coil with a 2nd gen coil (virtually indestructible) and have some fun.

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