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Mopar Electronic Ignition Without Ballast Resistor. i just recieved the october edition of mopar muscle magazine. If looking to keep it appearing stock, hollow out the ballast resistor and turn it into a. designed for electronic ignition setups when ditching the ballast. Once the engine starts and the key is released into the “run” position, all ignition voltage runs through the resistor to maximize the life of downstream components. Replacing my ignition with a blaster 2 coil and msd ready to run pro billet distributor in my 73 dart with electronic ignition. When the key is in the “start” position, the resistor is essentially bypassed to provide maximum voltage to the coil for starting. electronic ignition systems, whether factory mopar or aftermarket, don't utilize breaker points, thereby not actually. being a 1971, my car would have come from factory with standard ignition and a single style ballast resistor. late model electronic ignitions or an msd ignition do not require the ballast stock points ignition if you are. both ignition methods incorporate a ballast resistor. There is a article on ballast resistors.

designed for electronic ignition setups when ditching the ballast. i just recieved the october edition of mopar muscle magazine. being a 1971, my car would have come from factory with standard ignition and a single style ballast resistor. electronic ignition systems, whether factory mopar or aftermarket, don't utilize breaker points, thereby not actually. There is a article on ballast resistors. If looking to keep it appearing stock, hollow out the ballast resistor and turn it into a. Replacing my ignition with a blaster 2 coil and msd ready to run pro billet distributor in my 73 dart with electronic ignition. Once the engine starts and the key is released into the “run” position, all ignition voltage runs through the resistor to maximize the life of downstream components. both ignition methods incorporate a ballast resistor. When the key is in the “start” position, the resistor is essentially bypassed to provide maximum voltage to the coil for starting.

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Mopar Electronic Ignition Without Ballast Resistor electronic ignition systems, whether factory mopar or aftermarket, don't utilize breaker points, thereby not actually. both ignition methods incorporate a ballast resistor. designed for electronic ignition setups when ditching the ballast. When the key is in the “start” position, the resistor is essentially bypassed to provide maximum voltage to the coil for starting. being a 1971, my car would have come from factory with standard ignition and a single style ballast resistor. electronic ignition systems, whether factory mopar or aftermarket, don't utilize breaker points, thereby not actually. There is a article on ballast resistors. Replacing my ignition with a blaster 2 coil and msd ready to run pro billet distributor in my 73 dart with electronic ignition. late model electronic ignitions or an msd ignition do not require the ballast stock points ignition if you are. If looking to keep it appearing stock, hollow out the ballast resistor and turn it into a. i just recieved the october edition of mopar muscle magazine. Once the engine starts and the key is released into the “run” position, all ignition voltage runs through the resistor to maximize the life of downstream components.