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    Re: MSD ignition Setup

     



    Originally posted by d58
    Hello Club Hotrod! I'm a new member to the group and looking for some advice from the get-go.

    We are considering the purchase of an MSD ignition setup for our 67 Camaro convertible (no A/C). This would include an MSD 8361 distributor, MSD 6A ignition box and MSD Blaster SS coil.

    My question to the community with MSD experience: What is the best location(s) for mounting the ignition box and coil for my application? Would it be recommended to mount these units under the dash or on the engines firewall and more importanly where?

    Additionally, I have ready many good things about the MSD setup but did read some horror stories as well. Any insights before purchasing would also be greatly appreciated. Thanks
    I asked a MDS rep. that same question. He said to mount it in a place where it will stay cool. AWAY FROM HEADERS. The more output..... (170 or 190 millijoules . and higher) the more cooling it will need. I think an MSD 6A is just over 100 millijoules so it's probably not as big an issue. I would still mount it in as cool a place as I couldl find. I am tinking of mounting mine in the drivers compartment or ahead of the radiator off to the side like behind the headlights. Or maybe a little fan to blow on it.
    Last edited by pro70z28; 03-11-2004 at 11:07 AM.

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