coolrotaries

Can anyone tell me if it is ok to use the MSD6A instead of the 6AL with the E6k since it already has a Rev limiter? If I were to use the 6AL what would be the advantage??

Thanks

coolrotaries

Anybody?? I did a search without luck.

ajhehr

The 6a will work fine. I would though get the little isolation mounts that come with the 6al. Its listed under accessories on the MSD website i think.

Claudio RX-7

iTrader: (1)

The only advantage to the L is the limiter, but since you have a haltech with a built-in and totally adjustable rev limiter you dont really need that feature, if you're buying the MSD new, the L is more expensive. Also note, that on any rotary application you will need 2 or 3 to fire all the coils right. 2 for a distributed car, 3 for FC's and FD's.

RETed

You cannot use the 6AL rev limited unless you run THREE of them minimum.


-Ted

crispeed

Another important point when using 3 X 6AL's is that on the trailing ignition amps the rev limit chips have to be actually half the rpm of what's needed.
For example if you want to rev limit at 8000 rpm then you use an 8000 rpm chip on the 'leading' 6AL and 4000 rpm chips on both 'trailing' 6AL boxes.

Claudio RX-7

iTrader: (1)

I think the point is that you really dont need the MSD's limiter function, since the haltech can do that for you, isnt it? or are we talking about having the advantage of both ignition and fuel cut using the 6AL's?

coolrotaries

This is great feedback guys!! Can I use one MSD 6A on the trailing coil only?? or would I have to use TWO boxes, one for each leading??

Claudio RX-7

iTrader: (1)

On an FC have to use 3 MSD's cause you are in fact eliminating the factory igniters, you have to disconnect the to terminal screws on the coils and put the orange and black coil wires that come from each MSD to each coil. DO NOT connect the MSDs to the ignition modules.