Ignition Box
If you plan to split your time between the street and strip, the E6 with a Dual-Stage Rev Limiter is the right choice. The high voltage, multi-strike CD ignition improves overall performance and shares the same high output, capacitive discharge technology as the other E6 ignitions, plus it features two rev limiters.
The idea behind two rev limits is to have one set for overrev protection, while the second limit can be activated on the starting line. This will provide a consistent launch RPM while allowing you to concentrate on the starting light.
Operating Voltage: | 6 to 18 Volts, Reverse Polarity protected, negative ground only |
Current Draw: | 7.0 Amps max @ 10,000 RPM |
RPM Operating Range: | 12,000+ RPM (w/Rev Limiter disabled) |
RPM Limiter Range: | 900 to 9,900 RPM in 100 RPM increments |
RPM Accuracy: | +/- 30 RPM |
Timing Accuracy: | +/- 0.5° from 500 to 9,900 RPM |
Multiple Spark Duration: | 20° crank rotation below 3,000 RPM, Max 12 sparks per seq. with 1 millisecond interval b/t sparks |
Primary Voltage Output: | 450 Volts |
Primary Energy Output: | 1200 millijoules/seq. |
Peak Spark Gap Current: | 380 milliamps w/LX91 coil, 510 milliamps w/LX92 coil |
Dimensions: | 8'' x 4-1/2'' x 2'', 4-1/2lbs. |
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