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Installing HI-6. Couple quick questions.

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Old Oct 21, 2002 | 08:40 PM
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Installing HI-6. Couple quick questions.

I've pretty much have the unit installed and everything. Only thing that i'm wondering about is the little blue wire. Where does it go? Also, I was wondering how to turn on/off the multi spark mode?

Are there any advantages of having a mulit spark setup?

Thanks guys, CJ
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Old Oct 22, 2002 | 12:12 AM
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Blue wire is to 12v (switched, ignition) I am pretty sure, & my 2 Units are set to 0 & 0 on the wheels, this is multi spark with no rev limit I think, just went out in the car park for a look

When I get home I will check the manual for wheel setting options and double check the blue wire config.

I set mine to multispark, it does uses less fuel and runs better "feels better" in this mode, however it is very hard on plugs ! I have yet to try it in single strike mode for a long duration to see if this helps reduce the leading plug wear...... May have to give it a go with a new set of plugs and see.

Are you using the LX92 coils? or the std coil, I have one Hi6 and one LX92 per leading plug, so there is a bit of energy "melting" my plugs
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Old Oct 22, 2002 | 08:09 AM
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I'm using the standard FD coils as of this moment. Thanks for the help, CJ
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