Orange ECU box with MSD Blaster 2 bad?
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Orange ECU box with MSD Blaster 2 bad?
Hi,
For now I have the Mopar Performance orange ECU/electronic ignition.
I've heard that you can't use the MSD Blaster Coils with Mopar Performance electronic ignitions. True, false?
If so, which coil should I use for a street driven 440 magnum?
Thanks for the help.
-Craig
For now I have the Mopar Performance orange ECU/electronic ignition.
I've heard that you can't use the MSD Blaster Coils with Mopar Performance electronic ignitions. True, false?
If so, which coil should I use for a street driven 440 magnum?
Thanks for the help.
-Craig
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http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
This is the one that I got from Summit Racing. It has a .700 Ohm resistor.
This is the one that I got from Summit Racing. It has a .700 Ohm resistor.
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I have run MSD coils on my 2000 and 2001 Dakota's with 3.9L motors and had a friend run on on his 5.2L in a 98 Ram. never had an issue, of course we were also running 8mm wire. I'm not sure if running stock 6mm-7mm wires would have that much effect on it.
It could be wiring in an ignition box on a magnum motor though.
It could be wiring in an ignition box on a magnum motor though.
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