12v coil

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I looked on a competitors site and only saw a heavy duty 12v can coil , so I would assume the same applies to it . Thanks for the insight - Ken(Ark)

I spec if PerTronix Made this public it would kill their coil sales, see Its EZ'er to tell a customer they need the OEM resistor after the sale than B-4. Or put a better after the sale and they git the call "I need help I'M kill'in points". NO were on the box are in the structions does it tell ya to run a OEM resistor on a point system NO WERE but make the call interragate the tech on the tech line and he will spill the beans. BUT it comes in a rite nice box with flames and comes in chrome for a extra buck or 2. I would challenge them to D-mith what I have said and take the spank'in standing up. I will say if one goes hole hog with their system its the rite way to go, flame on it will knock yer pecker in the dirt.

I suspect the flame thrower coil is hotter due to it have ing a lower resistance.. and thus needing that ei that will withstand more than regular ignition current.

the ic14sb already has sufficient primary resistance due to wire gauge and length of the primary circuit to handle 12v ignition systems with no extra resistors.

soundguy