benefits of distributor-less ignition
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From: wisconsin
Better? yes... Necessary? No... How much do you wanna spend? I would put my money on other upgrades..ie. rods, crank, heads, lifters, valves, push rods, springs........................................... ......
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From: dfw texas
I.think.the 496 gets it because it already has it .hall effect distributor guys have gone for the last bit of hp.by manipulating the trigger tin in the distributor to tailor spark event for each cylinder .
So what do you get the engine for Christmas,that already has everything ?
Coil on plug ignition system .
So what do you get the engine for Christmas,that already has everything ?
Coil on plug ignition system .
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From: Fredericksburg, Va
depends on what you are trying to do....if you are running a "basic" ignition and a carb no, but if you are doing a MSD style and EFI I would say yes, the RF interferance that is flying around with the MSD box and some aftermarker EFI ECM's can drive you crazy, so at that point the LS coil packs, crank trigger, cam sensor deal is far better...Alex Haxby/Eddie Young can answer the fine points on this...




