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Old 06-07-2009, 04:03 PM
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does anyone have one in there truck if they do plz lmk how you like it and if possible a pic on where you placed it in your truck and state your pros and cons too thanks
 
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You really will not gain a lot with a stock motor over the stock ignition system. The newer engines have a pretty hot ignition already.
 
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ok so what exactly does it do
 
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Please specify what MSD Ignition component are you referring to. It would help someone supply an answer.
 
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the multiple spark box
 
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It basically fires spark more times longer to ensure complete combustion. Its works the best in high hp vehicles that throw a ton of fuel. I dont know if there is performance to gain with the box itself or with a complete ignition system but it would help.
 

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so would it be worth to get one on a s10
 
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If you have the money why not? I dont see it hurting performance.
 
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ok its only like 200$
 
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Save your $200 you won't gain any noticable performance from just adding a 6420 msd.
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apparently the fact that I have a 350 tbi in my jimmy with a complete MSD system 6AL blaster coil billet dizzy and MSD wires and I pilot a 1980 11 second camaro on summer weekends means nothing because I am not an admin. So only listen to admins,remember some people on some forums are mods or admins because they spend tons of time on the forums not because they are full of knowledge and some people choose not to be admins here even if asked (not saying I was asked), like me as I have another forum I look after.Yes I like run-on sentences.
 

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