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#1
11-06-2002, 12:58 AM
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MSD ignition worth while?
hey guys,
I came across some MSD stuff cheap ignition box wires etc, well I'm wondering if it is really worth buying. I have a 90 hatch zc and i'm running a 89 teg ecu. I'm curious on the fact that the teg ecu add's a more aggresive fuel curve, and adding a few peformance ignition pieces show a diffrence in the performance of the car and make it worth the money I'm going to pay for it. And one more question is that I have came across some people that say there stuff goes bad a lot is this true. Ian 
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11-06-2002, 01:10 AM
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I've heard that turbocharged cars show a better increase in power w/ an MSD ignition than NA cars. It can't hurt tho. I can think of things that I would rather buy for the money tho...
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FLINT BLACK 1990 CRX SI Appearance Mods: -JDM EF8 CR-X SiR Spoiler -94/95 Integra GS-R rims Performance Mods: -JDM B18C swap -OBD1 conversion -Chipped P28 ECU -Skunk2 Intake Manifold -DC Sports 4-2-1 Header -MSD SCI-L ignition -EXEDY Racing Clutch Interior Mod -'95 Integra GS-R Gauge Cluster Former Motors - RIP: -JDM B16A #1- Blew up due to over-revving -JDM B16A #2 - Hydrolocked Former Cars  '89 CRX Si - "The Bumblebee" '94 Integra GS-R '96 Camaro
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11-06-2002, 10:33 AM
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the msd isn't really needed until you seriously beef up your car... but it will make it run smoother over all... easier starts, smoother idle, a lil better gas mileage...
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