MSD Ignition 6201 Digital 6A Ignition Control Box
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Inside the Digital 6A you'll find a microprocessor that monitors and controls every firing. The circuits are updated with efficient components that help the ignition produce more power while drawing less current! In fact, the new Digital 6A deliver over 530 volts to the coil with up to 135mJ of spark energy for every firing! Increased output combined with MSD's proven multiple spark series is a win-win situation!
The new Digital 6A is supplied with the wiring harness and the components you'll need for installation. Compatible on 4, 6, or 8-cylinder engines with 12-volt negative ground electrical systems. Accepts trigger inputs from breaker points, amplifiers, and magnetic pickups.
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What MSD Ignition well need for a corvette 66 327/350hp and well i need a tech adapter. Does it come in black cover.
I have a 6A. New tach does not work properly. Do I need a MSD tach adapter or would switching to a digital 6AL take care of it?
Is there a rev limiter that will work with a Digital 6A to save me having to buy a 6AL? Thanks
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Is this part compatible with a 2001 Jeep Cherokee classic XJ MSD ignition mod
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