MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
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Re: MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
Why do these boxes always go out when the OEM's can make stuff that will last for many many years? I used to work in a high performance shop and we replace MSD boxes all the time. Is the Crane or Accell box any better. I have just the regular 6A with a boost retard on mine and the system is about 8 years old. These boxes don't seem to have a definitive life span.
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Re: MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
Jeffaker as TomR mentioned D.U.I. makes a great product and I currently have a special in the advertisers marketplace if you are interested.
If you prefer to replace your existing box, I do offer some competitve pricing on all MSD products.
Sorry about the semi-spam...just trying to give you some options.
Thanks,
Don B.
If you prefer to replace your existing box, I do offer some competitve pricing on all MSD products.
Sorry about the semi-spam...just trying to give you some options.
Thanks,
Don B.
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Re: MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
Originally Posted by mopower
A spare MSD box is like an American Express Card...Don't leave home without it.
Unless you turning your engine 8000 rpm , I don't see any advantage to MSD , particularly taking in the reliability factor
I use a stock Thunderbolt dist. with a Ford DG-3 (50,000 volt) coil. . The only ignition problem I ever had was the lanyard switch.
Unless you turning your engine 8000 rpm , I don't see any advantage to MSD , particularly taking in the reliability factor
I use a stock Thunderbolt dist. with a Ford DG-3 (50,000 volt) coil. . The only ignition problem I ever had was the lanyard switch.
Re Marine MSD BOX
I had a series of waves put enough water in the bilge that the belts were throwing it all over the engine. Never missed a beat.
The key thing in a boat is a good water resistant marine ignition.
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Re: MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
Originally Posted by mopower
A spare MSD box is like an American Express Card...Don't leave home without it.
Unless you turning your engine 8000 rpm , I don't see any advantage to MSD , particularly taking in the reliability factor
I use a stock Thunderbolt dist. with a Ford DG-3 (50,000 volt) coil. . The only ignition problem I ever had was the lanyard switch.
Unless you turning your engine 8000 rpm , I don't see any advantage to MSD , particularly taking in the reliability factor
I use a stock Thunderbolt dist. with a Ford DG-3 (50,000 volt) coil. . The only ignition problem I ever had was the lanyard switch.
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Re: MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
Got a replacement ignition box installed and the motor fired right up. I am purchasing an additional box and keeping it as a replacement. Thank you for your responses.
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Last year I had a collection of 5 boxes and sent them back to MSD and they returned 5 new boxes free of charge. They said to run a in-line noise suppressor(part# 8830), which is a capacitor that controls voltage spikes. I now run these on every one I install and have had 0 problems since. I would call MSD for repair and maybe install this capacitor.
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Re: MSD Ignition 6M-2 Box
CP MSD Ignition Box Description CP Performance has a ton of MSD ignition boxes and other MSD product in stock.
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Originally Posted by articfriends
Multi Spark Discharge-MSD,Under 3000 rpm's the ignition multi sparks every time it fires a cylinder. When i first converted my 502 to a procharger alot of factors came into play at idle: compression was lowered from 8.75 to 8.1,went from running 87 octane to 94 octane,lowered base timing 4 degrees,raised fuel pressure,ran colder plugs etc. The msd cleaned up the lazy,rich idle by helping to burn the fuel more completely,it also( by having a stronger all around spark) allows you to run a bigger plug gap resluting in better combustion with the bigger fatter spark. So its not just a high rpm race ignition,Smitty
Artic,
Yours certainly doesn't sound stock
In a stock engine configuration the advantages or lack there of , are not worth the reliability factor , or lack there of , particularly in a single engine boat , in IMHO
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