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So who has hooked up a MSD to a 914-6?

It the new happy me!! People have said I am a jerk in the past, but I'm not, I'm just direct and dont sugar coat everything I say . Sorry, I will be happy now, YAY YAY . I think its funny the reaction people have from an expressionless internet post.


Anyway i have installed a MSD-6AL in my 914-6 3.0 (83 distributor) how to I hook up the distributor to the box? Do I jump both of the wires from the green wire into the MSD's white wire?

Why is a 78-79 SC distributor better than a 80-83? I have heard this from many people but I have heard no explination as of yet??


Remeber this is a happy post! No jerk off replies please, keep the energy positive. No spell checking either, please, this is not a gramar classroom.

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Old 02-28-2003, 09:31 AM
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I hooked up an MSD to my Factory 914-6 last year. What fuel system are you running and which distributor?

I need to pull out the wiring diagrams, but I connected the MSD up to the factory CD wiring. Sounds like you have a 6 conversion. Were you using a standard coil or were you using a CD unit from the 911?

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There are many threads about this on the 911 board - I think you will get more info on this over there (try a search over there, too).


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Geeze James....

What's that "crack" about?

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There are worse....seen "fatjump.jpg" ?
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I was trying to give a real answer to confused, and add a little humor that the regulars around here would understand. Nothing bad meant to confused.
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This is so funny . Much better format. I know I will check the 911 board, but I was lazy and started here.

I have a 1983 SC engine with a stock distributor, PMO carbs, MSD-6AL with a blaster high vibration coil, magnacore wires, bosch plugs. The distributor has a green wire comming out of it with an outer and inner wire. I know how to hook up the box but does the msd sender wire go to both wires comming out of the distributor. I was just wondering if someone knew off hand, and the distributor question, what is the reason to use a 78-79 distributor?

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I believe that the 78-79 distributor is preferred because its advance curve better fits a non-CIS 3-liter 911 engine's needs.

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The wire from the Tach does not sound like a standard tach. Hook up the tach signal wire to the tach connection on the MSD. If you are using a Standard style 911 Tach, most likely, this will not work. You will need to send the tach out for work. Do a search on this in the archives, I went through this last summer.

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