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Brian Bell

06-02-2007 08:59:34

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Guys,

I'm looking for an internally resisted 12V coil to use with my 12V conversion. I don't wanna mess 'round with a seperate coil and resistor since they do make 12v internally resisted coils. Any recommendations? I've looked at the Accel SuperStock coils (42,000v max) but think this may be a bit overkill. Any suggestions are appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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Brian Bell

06-03-2007 07:46:24

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Re: 12 volt coil question in reply to Brian Bell, 06-02-2007 08:59:34

You guys are awesome!

Thanks!

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soundguy

06-02-2007 22:30:36

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Re: 12 volt coil question in reply to Brian Bell, 06-02-2007 08:59:34

I have to agree with Bob and Dell.

The napa IC14SB is a true 12v coil, and costs about 15$.. it does not conatian an internal restive element.. rather the primary winding is sufficient length and gauge to make the correct primary resistance for a 12v application..

Soundguy

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Bob

06-02-2007 09:37:52

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Re: 12 volt coil question in reply to Brian Bell, 06-02-2007 08:59:34

Listen to Dell. There's no need for a high voltage coil on this slow-speed, low compression engine. You won't gain anything with the "HOT" coil, and point life will be shortened (due to higher primary current), and the high secondary voltage will just encourage sparking to ground at the wimpy distributor cap or spark plug wires.

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Dell (WA)

06-02-2007 09:31:02

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Re: 12 volt coil question in reply to Brian Bell, 06-02-2007 08:59:34

Brian..... ..this has been asked and answered many times, you might want to consider checking the "archives" at the top of the great N-Board.

Howsomevers..... .for you personally, we recommend the NAPA IC-14SB 12-volt coil. It is a real 12-volt coil that uses NO RESISTORS. (inside or outside) $15 (cheap) Use the standard 0.025" sparkie gap; use the standard points gap = 0.025". Use the standard ignition timing 4degBTDC. Simple, eh?..... .respectfully, Dell, yer self-appointed sparkie-meister

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