MSD Ignition Chrome Blaster 2 Coil For Points, Electronic or MSD Ignitions
121-8200MSD
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Blaster 2
Coil Specs:
- Turns ratio: 100:1
- Primary resistance: .7 OHMs
- Secondary resistance: 4.5K OHMs
- Inductance: 8 mH
- Maximum voltage: 45,000 Volts (Tested with 6AL Ignition)
- Peak current: 140 mA
- Spark duration: 350 uS
Features:
- Improved output coil for electronic, Point, Blaster or MSD 5, 6, and 7 Series Ignitions (ballast resistor required for points)
- Alkyd tower with high dielectric properties is less prone to carbon tracking
- 100:1 turns ratio and lower primary resistance produce high voltage output
- Metal canister is filled with a premium grade oil for cooling
- Supplied with two spark plug wire boots, terminals and a ballast resistor (required if used with stock points ignition)
- 50 State Legal
- CARB Legal for OBDII 2003 or Older E.O. D-40-37
Specifications:
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