I installed a MSD Coil the Other day

[foreverfalcon40]

Thought it would be a great addition since I have the 6al Box as well as e3 plugs.

Nice and Simple since whiz tool. I can do a write-up if desired.

As of right now...Really don't see any gains what so ever. Next week, I am going to see how my MPG are.

But I did get a chance to drive a stock Hoe with Exhuast and I can really tell how fast my girl is!

 

[DJTricky]

lol me to, my mom has a stock 97 hoe and mine vs hers is night and day. lol

but on another story i noticed a slight increase in throttle response on my hoe with the MSD coil.

im still only hitting 8.5 mpg though

 

[bowtiefreak]

8.5??? wow. I get 10-12 and I am far from stock. I do baby it though to and from work.

 

[DJTricky]

i think mine is less stock then yours lol

 

[3-lot]

nice choice on the 6al, MSD makes a nice product, and there vortec wires are actually a perfect length unlike all other shit plug wires.

 

[foreverfalcon40]

nice choice on the 6al, msd makes a nice product, and there vortec wires are actually a perfect length unlike all other shit plug wires.

ac delco

oem

 

[3-lot]

you prefer the oem delco wires to the msd?

 

[foreverfalcon40]

Thats what I have now...not in a rush to spend the extra bucks for msd. Truck got a tune=up before I purchased it too.

 

[yooformula]

you prefer the oem delco wires to the msd?

the wires are so short, how much extra resistance could there be in the stockers? Normal plugs wires sure, but with coil on plugs, I cant see there being too much of a difference.

 

[3-lot]

well im basing that on old 5.7 vortec that is distributor, not coil on plug.
and the msd wires for the older vortecs are a nice wire, perfect length, cheaper then delco, and a way nicer clip end for the distributor cap (several times removed and still clips snug)
and on new vortecs that are coil on plug, aftermarket wires blow, for the fact that you remove once and they have a hard time clicking on to the coil again and staying (napa wires for sure)