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Old Jan 25, 2010 | 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by James90RS
Your conversion should be interesting Simon!

But if a Cossie runs so well with a coil pack, is there really any need at like T34 level?
It has nothing to do with me although I was asked for free advice like I would give to anyone asking the same questions.

See reply to Taby-walker-erald below....


Originally Posted by Chip
Ive found the fiesta coilpack a bit puny (although it may be dwell times in my chip not working it hard enough, I cant edit the L8 chips so have no way of testing), so if running lots of gas etc, it might be worth asking if you can buy the system without the coilpack and then using a larger one, as there are direct fit options available to slot in instead, and they arent very expensive.

Great mod to do, takes away all the hassle of the rotor arm needing replacing etc.
You cannot alter dwell time on the chip using the MSD add on board.
I agree, the fiesta packs are a bit weak even with a high dwell time !
You are able to use any coil pack that does the job as long as the ignition amps can drive it.
(A minimum of o.5 ohms per coil)

Originally Posted by tabetha
There are already ecu's that do sequential ignition, if wanted, but not found to be any massive advantage without mega high rpms that typically bike engines get to.
I can run sequential igntion on me emerald if I want, but at cossie rpms say up to 8500 won't benefit me.
tabetha
Are you ever able to post anything without mentioning Emerald
The question was relating to upgrades NOT new ecu's !

As for sequential ignition on cossies, it depends on personal choice, bling factor and state of tune.

Many people fit 8 injectors where 4 big ones do nicely for most purposes but want 8 injectors just because of the hell of it

For me, anything that reduces underbonnet power consumption and voltage levels aswell as EMC noise etc..and increase plug life is a good thing.

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