MSD Ignition 7222 7AL-2 Plus Ignition Control Not Compatible with Distributorless Systems
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7AL-2
From NHRA to Circle Track, it'll make you a winner...
MSD 7AL-2 Plus features a built in two-step rev control and diagnostic LED. This ignition delivers full power at any RPM. Multiple-spark discharge circuitry improves throttle response, off-corner performance, idle, and launch consistency. Built-in, soft touch rev control protects the engine from over-rev damage. The 7AL-2 Plus' accurate rev-limiting action is smooth without backfires. Adjustments are easily made with plug-in modules, and the ignition can be triggered from points, magnetic pickups, crank triggers, and electronic amplifiers.
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
It says in the description that this box has an ignition adjustment when starting, but I don't see in the instructions where it is wired. Is it internal and if so, 10 degrees?
Does it have to be ran with a computer?
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