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Voltage to coil. 120-130 1968

posted by  austingipsy on  Tue May 6 12:06 CST 2008
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So this is still the armoured ignition system/ coil you're using, is that right?
No can't be because they don't really have a high enough resistance for an electronic system.....would i be right in thinking that?
Anyway, if you use an after market coil and take a feed off the fusebox it should work just fine, even if there are problems with the ignition switch. It won't be very secure though so get a crook lock !






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