Do I Need A Ballast Resistor With Pertronix at Peter Jacobs blog

Do I Need A Ballast Resistor With Pertronix.  — pertronix says you must use a points type coil. First, if you have an external ballast resistor, connect the red ignitor™ wire to the ignition wire prior to the ballast.  — from what ive researched my new flame thrower coil does not need a ballast resistor as it provides 1.5 ohms.  — no need for the ballast resistor on the pertronix kit.  — todd, since you need a new coil, i would suggest you buy the pertronix 1.5ohm coil part #40001 for chrome or. It runs on full battery voltage.  — the ballast resistor is not only there to protect the points but also to get more amps going to the spark plugs at. On a stock points set up the initial start is at 12v through the. If the coil required a ballast resistor when it was used with points, then you must still use the.  — the ballast resistor is originally used as a current limiter with points ignitions to protect the points from.  — i just put the ignitor ii in my '77 and you do not need a ballast resistor with this system.

It runs on full battery voltage.  — the ballast resistor is originally used as a current limiter with points ignitions to protect the points from.  — todd, since you need a new coil, i would suggest you buy the pertronix 1.5ohm coil part #40001 for chrome or.  — i just put the ignitor ii in my '77 and you do not need a ballast resistor with this system. If the coil required a ballast resistor when it was used with points, then you must still use the.  — no need for the ballast resistor on the pertronix kit. First, if you have an external ballast resistor, connect the red ignitor™ wire to the ignition wire prior to the ballast. On a stock points set up the initial start is at 12v through the.  — the ballast resistor is not only there to protect the points but also to get more amps going to the spark plugs at.  — pertronix says you must use a points type coil.

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Do I Need A Ballast Resistor With Pertronix If the coil required a ballast resistor when it was used with points, then you must still use the. If the coil required a ballast resistor when it was used with points, then you must still use the. It runs on full battery voltage. First, if you have an external ballast resistor, connect the red ignitor™ wire to the ignition wire prior to the ballast.  — from what ive researched my new flame thrower coil does not need a ballast resistor as it provides 1.5 ohms.  — pertronix says you must use a points type coil. On a stock points set up the initial start is at 12v through the.  — todd, since you need a new coil, i would suggest you buy the pertronix 1.5ohm coil part #40001 for chrome or.  — the ballast resistor is originally used as a current limiter with points ignitions to protect the points from.  — the ballast resistor is not only there to protect the points but also to get more amps going to the spark plugs at.  — i just put the ignitor ii in my '77 and you do not need a ballast resistor with this system.  — no need for the ballast resistor on the pertronix kit.