MSD Ignition Red Blaster SS Coil For Electronic and MSD Ignitions [Brass Terminals]
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Dose it matter how far away from the distributor you mount the coil?
Will this work for a marine application? I have a ford 460 in my jet boat and am replacing the original distributor with a 83506 ready to run distributor.
I have the MSD street fire ignition and currently using a blaster 2 coil with the adapter for the female plug wire that goes to the MDS distributor can I use this to replace my current coil setup.
Will the FItech EFI units drive this coil with the built in circuit, or will it still require a CDI box?
Will this coil work with a 7AL box?
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