MSD direct fire gains
#3
hp and tq not much, maybe some tq in the low low rpms that you never drive at (sub 2500). My car starts a lot easier and i get 1 or 2 mpg better, idles a little smoother as well.
#4
Most people have the "my car runs smoother now" response.
However, my understanding is, if hooked up correctly, incredible horsepower gains can be had by the addition of a capacitive discharge, multi spark system like an MSD.
You should also consider replacing teh aging coils. If you go w/ MSD, it is ADVISED you moutn them vertical. Mine are horizontal right now (stock), until i can finishthe mounting brackets.
~Geoff
However, my understanding is, if hooked up correctly, incredible horsepower gains can be had by the addition of a capacitive discharge, multi spark system like an MSD.
You should also consider replacing teh aging coils. If you go w/ MSD, it is ADVISED you moutn them vertical. Mine are horizontal right now (stock), until i can finishthe mounting brackets.
~Geoff
#5
I haven't seen or heard of any cases were there were "incredible" horsepower gains, - but I do know that the MSD is an excellent upgrade over stock ignitors, especially in direct fire mode replacing the leading ignitor. The MSD provides a stronger spark over a longer duration - both big plus's on a rotory. I've always said (IMO) it's the best money I ever spend on both of my 1st gens (carb and FI). Aside from the much improved idle and start up, I found the rev's between 5 and 7K to be much smoother and stronger and if you can improve in that range, you are most likely producing more HP.
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