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02/07/23 09:50 PM
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bobbyb Offline OP
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I was wondering if you can use a MSD box with the Mopar electronic conversion kit and not use the MSD distributor?




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Re: MSD box [Re: bobbyb] #3119774
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Yes, absolutely.


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Re: MSD box [Re: GomangoCuda] #3119814
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Originally Posted by GomangoCuda
Yes, absolutely.
iagree Done it many times, fix the wiring harness for the Mopar mag pick up and get it done wrench up


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Re: MSD box [Re: Cab_Burge] #3119918
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On a street car I think the MSD is a waste of money that could be better spent elsewhere. In addition IF it screws up, you can be screwed yourself twocents popcorn

Re: MSD box [Re: TJP] #3119984
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I generally trigger my MSD units with a Mopar electronic distributor - it's in their instructions, which are also online.
All my MSDs have been 6A or 6AL.
Best coil to use is a parts-store 89-90-ish Ford F150 epoxy coil; they have an HEI post and require a bracket (easy to fab) and a pigtail (parts store).

Been using the MSD/MP setup for over 30 years with only 1 problem from an oil-filled Blaster coil.
It's been a great system for my street and/or strip cars.

Re: MSD box [Re: topside] #3120424
02/10/23 11:34 AM
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Thanks guys for the info, I’ve been owning old mopars since the 70’s and never used a MSD box, so I was thinking about using one to improve my ignition. Thanks




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