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davvide
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blaster coil 2
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August 22, 2008, 18:50:29 pm »
Anybody has mounted blaster coil 2 with stock distributor?
Have you also mounted the ballast resistor?
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davvide
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Re: blaster coil 2
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August 24, 2008, 18:27:02 pm »
Nothing?!?
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John Rayburn
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Re: blaster coil 2
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August 25, 2008, 06:23:47 am »
Personally I wouldn't run a Blaster coil. I've run the same Bosch Red coil for 25 years or so with no problems. I have heard of alot of problems of Blaster coils going bad. Regardless, you will need a ballast resister when running points with a Blaster or Bosch Red coil.
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Greg G
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Re: blaster coil 2
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August 30, 2008, 23:30:30 pm »
I just removed my blaster 2 coil because my perlux went bad and when I put regular points in, they just burt up. I put a stock blue coil in with the stock bosch black and white wire points.
If I put a balast resister in on the hot side of the coild, could I run the blaster 2 coil with the points?
Greg G
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John Rayburn
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Re: blaster coil 2
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August 31, 2008, 00:23:20 am »
Yes, you can run the Blaster coil with points, with a ballast resister inline.
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Greg G
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Re: blaster coil 2
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August 31, 2008, 05:49:13 am »
Quote from: John Rayburn on August 31, 2008, 00:23:20 am
Yes, you can run the Blaster coil with points, with a ballast resister inline.
Thanks, I'll put a set of cheap points in with the ballast and see how long they last. I don't want to mess up the new set of white stripe bosch points I just bought. I am having a hard time finding places that carry them. I bought both sets a little shop in chino had a couple weeks ago. At $12.00 a set, they said they don't sell very many and might not order any more. I asked them to get another two sets and I would pick them up, but they havn't called me saying they got them yet.
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John Rayburn
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Re: blaster coil 2
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August 31, 2008, 06:18:50 am »
Quote from: Greg G on August 31, 2008, 05:49:13 am
Quote from: John Rayburn on August 31, 2008, 00:23:20 am
Yes, you can run the Blaster coil with points, with a ballast resister inline.
Thanks, I'll put a set of cheap points in with the ballast and see how long they last. I don't want to mess up the new set of white stripe bosch points I just bought. I am having a hard time finding places that carry them. I bought both sets a little shop in chino had a couple weeks ago. At $12.00 a set, they said they don't sell very many and might not order any more. I asked them to get another two sets and I would pick them up, but they havn't called me saying they got them yet.
Greg
PM Jim Ratto. He may be able to order the white stripe point sets, or steer you to a vendor that buys from him.
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rebel
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Re: blaster coil 2
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February 24, 2009, 23:43:26 pm »
Quote from: John Rayburn on August 31, 2008, 00:23:20 am
Yes, you can run the Blaster coil with points, with a ballast resister inline.
I have a Mallory distributor and I'm thinking about putting some extra kiloVolts to bump up the spark.
Thing is... What is a 'ballast resister'?
And where should I look for it?
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stealth67vw
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Re: blaster coil 2
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February 25, 2009, 04:00:08 am »
I've been running an MSD Blaster 2 coil, MSD 6AL and a Bosch 010 with an Pertronix Ignitor and resistor less rotor for 3 years of daily driving with no ballast resistor. It came set up like this when I bought the car. .
Do I need one?
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wolfswest
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Re: blaster coil 2
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February 25, 2009, 16:23:15 pm »
I tried a blaster coil with a 009 and a compufire in it. Fried 2 compufires...
For me it was a no go.
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