MSD Ignition 82658 Blaster Series Ignition Coil Set for 2005-2013 GM Gen III LS Engines [Red]
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MSD 82658 Blaster Series Ignition Coil Set Features:
- Mounts into the factory location and connects directly to the OEM connector
- Meets or Exceeds the OE Specifications
- Provides an increase in ignition performance and reliability
Emissions Notes:
This part is legal for sale and use on Emissions Controlled Vehicles when used in accordance with the manufacturers application guide because it is a direct or consolidated replacement part.
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What does a MSD blaster coil do?
- The MSD 82658 Blaster Coil enhances ignition performance, providing a more potent spark.
- Improves throttle response and overall engine power.
How many ohms should an MSD Blaster 2 coil have?
- An MSD Blaster 2 coil typically has around 0.7 to 0.8 ohms of primary resistance.
- Ensure proper functionality with this optimal ohm range.
How do you test an MSD ignition coil with a multimeter?
- Set the multimeter to ohms and measure the primary and secondary resistance of the MSD 82658 coil.
- Compare readings with manufacturer specifications for accurate assessment.
Who makes best ignition coil?
- MSD is renowned for producing top-notch ignition coils like the LS3 MSD coil packs (82658).
- It's recognized for superior performance and reliability in the realm of coil packs.
Specifications:
Are they compatible with 2010 Camaro LS3
Will these fit a 2009 Silverado lt 5.3l flex fuel?
These fit 2007 GEN IV
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