for one, i want to know if it is worth installing. then can anyone give me a place where i can find out how to install it? or5 at least give me a hint? all is have is the MSD box and magnacor wires, will i have to replace/upgrade anything else?

 

It's worth getting. Check out RETed's site:
http://fc3s-pro.com/TECH/HOWTO/CDI/cdi.html
You shouldn't need anything else.

 

It would help if you tell us what kinda car you got...


-Ted

 

sorry bout that, i have an 87 turbo II. i think that the only ignition upgrade so far are magnacore plug wires. is there any other info that you would need?

 

It was in his profile, but he should still tell us anyway.

 

Exactly where are these wires in the engine compartment? i can tell the colors of the wires coming from the MSD box, but i cannot find the other wires. this may be because they are painted black. the previous owner spray painted the engine bay walls and coated most of the wires at the same time. also, the wires coming from the msd box are spliced down to wiring harnesses, are there matching harnesses somewhere in the engine compartment? or would they have to be installed as well?

 

If you're going to put one on the leading coil pull off the little black cover and you'll see the positive and negative wires with ring terminals screwed onto the coil.

 

Would a 6A be worth putting on a TII? I have one on my FB and it didn't make too much of a difference, but it does only have about 140 at the flywheel max. If it'd help my TII, I'll put the first gen back stock

 

I think that it helps. I noticed a bit of a difference.

 

I suppose I'll try it this weekend then.

 

I want to add 2 on the trailing, but 3 times $150 is more than 1 times $150.

 

will i need a seperate masd box for the trailing system as well as the leading? not really knowledgable on the subject yet

 

You'd need two more for the trailing, as it uses two seperate coils.

 

is MSD the best ignition upgrade to make then? surely there is a more effective way to upgrade. somethign that doesn't require 3 big red boxes

 

You could try the HKS twin power ignition box. It's small and does both leading and trailing, but it's expensive, about $450.

 

Ignition solutions has a 3-channel solution.

One box for 3 coils.

J

 

where can i find info on either the HKS system or the ignition solutions system?

 

http://www.ignitionsolutions.com
http://www.hksusa.com

 

if anyones interested i got an igniton solutions 3-channel amp for $275
its brand new never been installed..15 min install, no joke

 

I mentioned the Ignition Solution since I saw your ad, Poweraxel.

J

 

It cured my breakup problem when its above 75*F ambient. So I guess it was worth something

 

I told you so.