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Old 11-29-2006, 02:25 PM
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msd ????

i went to auto zone today and saw that msd ignition control unit and was wondering if i put that in my 98 civic would it be worth it?? i got an auto with a y7 would that be any difference?? just a thought thanks
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Re: msd ????

you're not going to notice anything....save your money for something better.....the only way to see any power gains from a D is to either boost it or swap something in its place......boosted D's are a ton of fun by the way
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Re: msd ????

stock y7 = get stock ignition system
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