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Summit Racing ignition box msd/cdi ???

Has anyone tried Summits version of a MSD?
good? bad?

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Old 01-15-2008, 12:43 PM
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I think it's actually the summit version of the Mallory hifire 6AL. I have the Mallory version and am happy with it. The big benefit is being able to set the rev limit without pills. Reliability seems on a par with MSD. Price is also much better than MSD.

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To me it looks like the same features as an MSD but like you say without pills.
The non-rev limiting model is $120 bucks.
I'm going to give it a whirl.
Nothing's too cheap for "the slut"
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I would get the rev limit version unless you know you have a rev limiter somewhere else in the system. One time poping out of gear or stuck open throttle and you'll destroy your engine.

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Good Point.
I'm getting the correct distributor for my engine soon.
Does an '83 SC uses a rev limiter rotor?
anyone?
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Old 01-17-2008, 05:35 AM
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Good Point.
I'm getting the correct distributor for my engine soon.
Does an '83 SC uses a rev limiter rotor?
anyone?
No. The SC distributor doesn't have a rev limiter in the rotor; it uses an electronic rev limiter, getting it's signal from the tachometer, which shuts down the fuel pump.

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