MSD Ignition 8253 Blaster HVC II Coil For Use With 6-Series Ignition Controls
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Blaster HVC II Coils
MSD Ignition 8256 Blaster HVC II Coil is the latest coil to be built entirely in-house at MSD. It is designed to be used with MSD 6 and SCI Series Ignition Controls.
Coil Specs:
- Turns ratio: 100:1
- Primary resistance: .16 OHMs
- Secondary resistance: 630 OHMs
- Inductance: 3.5 mH
- Maximum voltage: 44,000 Volts (Tested with Digital 6 Plus)
- Peak current: 450 mA
- Spark duration: 450 uS
Features:
- Designed for high rpm, long duration applications using MSD 6 Series Ignitions
- New U-core winding design produces more voltage and current
- 100:1 turns ratio and lower primary resistance produce high voltage output
- Windings are encased in fracture resistant compound for vibration resistance
- Dupont Rynite housing with isolated tower and brass primary terminals
- Supplied with rubber shock mounts
- No CARB Exemption Order Number
Note: Not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled vehicles.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.