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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 5:52 pm 
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as above are there better options available?
if not is it possible so somehow use a high performance coil and modify a coil pack?
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can bolt and wire up an msd blaster coil relatively easily.

 

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ive heard that there is in the us, called a "screemin deamon" coilpack for some us ford 6 cyls, there is a guy around here my notes say "naths au2's build thread" as ive been meaning to ask him about it.

 

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thanks guys
low ryda thats what i was hoping was possible
how do u do it? dont you need an input on the coil pack for it to be possible?
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thinking outside the square a little, just a little freaky.

Use two of the stock ones and sort of cobble them together?

 

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hey rushed i found his thread
http://www.fordmods.com/commercial-sponsors-forum-f53/naths-au2-t65974.html

im trying to find it on ebay lol
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fiftyone wrote:
thinking outside the square a little, just a little freaky.

Use two of the stock ones and sort of cobble them together?


how would that work or be benifitial?? :?
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increase the current, thus the energy igniting the fuel.

potential problems would be load on the elec system, wearing out plugs, leads, dizzy button potentially.

top fuelers use a double dizzy system (for both backup and performance)

Just an idea.... dont go s**t on it (more so me) just an idea

 

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i wasnt s**t on it just wondering how it would work
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mate it's so easy you could do it in 2-3 minutes if it wasn't in such a p00fter position... i was going to move mine to a cooler place but couldn't find a good spot without lengthening the ht coil lead, so i took the inlet manifold off (read: p00fter job) and made a bracket to bring it closer to the dizzy off the original mounting holes from s/s, given the rubber insulators on the coil i wasn't too concerned bout the heat soak.

easy to wire though, just positive, negative lt and one ht lead

 

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low ryda i dont have a dizzy though
on the au's its a coil pack

if i did have a dizzy of course id be easy
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'well theres your problem...' lol sorry bout that. in that case i have no useful input.would lika to know though as ive got an ef wreck i wanna retrofit everything into my ea.
would be good to know how to setup.

 

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1 of the guys on AFF was looking at using 6 LS1 coils on his Au1 to replace the stock bosch unit. I dont remember if he actually got it working but if I can find the link Ill put it up.
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6 ls1 coils would be goo evan if using standerd units easy to upgrade to a higher qaulity unit to would be a bugger to wire up though

 

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why would it be a bugger to wire up
the current coil pack has a positive and a separate negative for bank 1,2 and 3
how are the ls1 coils wired up ?
would ls1 coils be much better?
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