which msd box for 5.7 tpi ? 6a?
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Car: 1989 IROC-Z
Engine: 346 LS6
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: Hybrid 8.8 3.73
which msd box for 5.7 tpi ? 6a?
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I was wondering which Msd box works best witha 350 tpi. Would it be a 6a?
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Speed
I was wondering which Msd box works best witha 350 tpi. Would it be a 6a?
Thanks
Speed
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Car: Hers: 88 Formula 350
Engine: TPI
Transmission: Auto
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt Posi
they all basically do the same thing, except one model or other models might have more bells and whistles to it
i haven't had problems with the 6a's
no rev limiter
but i dont care
valve float has stop rev limiting on me in the past
i also never had a mega powered machine, just you basic add ons and what not
the digital 6 is nice, but could be overkill
don't get caught up in the extra 300 rpms of multi-sparks it can produce, or the higher spark output
i didn't notice a difference, other then the starting retard, when i went from the 6 to the digi6
i haven't had problems with the 6a's
no rev limiter
but i dont care
valve float has stop rev limiting on me in the past
i also never had a mega powered machine, just you basic add ons and what not
the digital 6 is nice, but could be overkill
don't get caught up in the extra 300 rpms of multi-sparks it can produce, or the higher spark output
i didn't notice a difference, other then the starting retard, when i went from the 6 to the digi6
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Originally Posted by speedmachine
i dont need a rev limiter.... i have an auto
I think ill get a 6a
Thanks guys
Speed
I think ill get a 6a
Thanks guys
Speed
Autos break driveshafts, and u joints too. I would get the 6AL. A bit more money, but cheap insurance, IMO. Reguardless of what you buy, mount it in a cool place, or where it will get some airflow.
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if you're going with MSD-6-whatever, make sure you get the MSD wiring harness. it made hookup so much simpler. I was getting geared up to have to wire up power and everything, and the MSD wiring harness took care of that. so easy. my car's a '90. not sure if there's differences, check the MSD web-site.
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