Wolf 3D Any special settings for the stock 2nd gen leading coil?
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From: Rotaryland, New Hampshire
Any special settings for the stock 2nd gen leading coil?
I only ask because i think i burned one up yeasterday, or half of one anyways.
Car went from running, to running like absolute *** in a matter of seconds. Today i replaced the trailing plug and plug wire (only leading rotor was firing) car still ran like ***. Replaced the coil, started it up, ran like *** then cleared up, and idles/rev's fine again
The only actual 'coil' settings that i recall are charge times and i am using the same that i see in everyones wolf maps (nyts, chris's base maps etc)
-Jacob
Car went from running, to running like absolute *** in a matter of seconds. Today i replaced the trailing plug and plug wire (only leading rotor was firing) car still ran like ***. Replaced the coil, started it up, ran like *** then cleared up, and idles/rev's fine again
The only actual 'coil' settings that i recall are charge times and i am using the same that i see in everyones wolf maps (nyts, chris's base maps etc)
-Jacob
I've always wondered about the Coil Charge Time. I used 4.0.
I've seen professionally tuned Haltech maps with a charge time of 4.0, so I followed suit.
I've had it at 4.5 too, but noticed no difference.
I've seen professionally tuned Haltech maps with a charge time of 4.0, so I followed suit.
I've had it at 4.5 too, but noticed no difference.
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From: FL
i think it has more to do with the internal impedance of the coil. A higher internal impedance of the coil will take a longer charge time for the same spark, ect. Too long of a charge time can burn up your ignitor or coild tho, to little and the spark might get put out under boost.



