Haltech aftermarket coils and e6k
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aftermarket coils and e6k
Does anyone know how to use 2 of msd BLASTER coils with e6k for the leading ignition set up??
Last edited by gkarmadi; Nov 20, 2007 at 11:16 PM.
You still need an ignitor.
The Haltech cannot fire any coil directly.
If you're going to insist to running two, single-tower coils for leadings, you need at least a two channel ignitor or equivalent.
-Ted
The Haltech cannot fire any coil directly.
If you're going to insist to running two, single-tower coils for leadings, you need at least a two channel ignitor or equivalent.
-Ted
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^^ so you have done this. Can you show me how to wire two leading ignitors with 2 blaster coils??
Right now i am using the haltech with stock ignition set up. stock ignitors and stock coils.
So do i just connect an extra leading ignitor in parallel with the existing one then connect each blaster coil to each ignitor??
thanks..in advance..
Right now i am using the haltech with stock ignition set up. stock ignitors and stock coils.
So do i just connect an extra leading ignitor in parallel with the existing one then connect each blaster coil to each ignitor??
thanks..in advance..
You got it... and make sure the igniter cases are well grounded
^^ so you have done this. Can you show me how to wire two leading ignitors with 2 blaster coils??
Right now i am using the haltech with stock ignition set up. stock ignitors and stock coils.
So do i just connect an extra leading ignitor in parallel with the existing one then connect each blaster coil to each ignitor??
thanks..in advance..
Right now i am using the haltech with stock ignition set up. stock ignitors and stock coils.
So do i just connect an extra leading ignitor in parallel with the existing one then connect each blaster coil to each ignitor??
thanks..in advance..
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Im going to go out on a limb here and suggest you get a set of LS1 coils, they have their own built in igniters and will work on any setup, and the are pretty good and cheap.
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