OK, Here's a dumb question for ya!

[Guest Anonymous]

If one is planning to put in a Tii dist., Bosch Red-Coil and a MSD6a or crane would it not be best to put Bosch Platniums pugs in. Technically it's more electric that a mechanical system.

Your thoughts!

J.E.

[winstontj]

If one is planning to put in a Tii dist., Bosch Red-Coil and a MSD6a or crane would it not be best to put Bosch Platniums pugs in. Technically it's more electric that a mechanical system.

Your thoughts!

J.E.

It's my understanding that plugs should be chosen based on two factors, heat and resistance. There are two ranges, both of heat and of resistance for a given type of plug, meaning you can have a high resistance (for high performance systems) and a low or high temperature. Just like you can have a high temperature plug with low or high resistance. The ignition system will probably give suggestions or maybe someone who understands this better will fill in the holes.

HTH,

TJW

[visionaut]

If one is planning to put in a Tii dist., Bosch Red-Coil and a MSD6a or crane would it not be best to put Bosch Platniums pugs in. Technically it's more electric that a mechanical system.

Your thoughts!

J.E.

I tried switching to the Bosch Platinums once at tune-up time. Didn't like 'em at all, made the car run poorly in comparison - so after I week I switched right back to the tried-n-true Bosch Supers. I have the MSD 6A, MSD Blaster 2 coil, & Tii Dist w/Pertronix. My experience - YMMV.

[future_assassin]

Bah I hare the design of this site. Replied to the wrong post.

[peteinjp]

You might want to add wither a pertronix or a crane opticla pickup to teh list if its not already on there. Then you can get more to the plugs without the points burning up or going out of adjustment.