On Thu, 4 Jun 1998 Hoopgj@aol.com wrote:
> >>>>I don't know if I'd believe that one. In my experience I found the MSD (or
> Jacobs) creates a loss in both ET (.2) and power over all. I have a MSD<<<<
>
> I am running a MSD 6A also and I did get a drop in et after installing it. I
> was running 16.3@82.67 stock, and after adding the MSD and a set of Gibson
> shortys I was down to 15.6@86.58. Then after adding the MPI TBI, Champion
> Truck plugs, and the K&N FIPK I got down to 15.44@88.44 I have the time slips
> for anyone who wants to see the scan.
> Next is the comp, should be here middle of next week. Hope I can get it on and
> run next saturday.
> George
>
One question: From reading your message above, it sounds to me as if you
were stock, and then you added the shorties and the MSD, and your E/T dropped.
Is that accurate, or did you actually test the E/T before and after both the
shorties and the MSD?
The reason I ask is, if you did them both at the same time, its possible
that you were 16.3, added the MSD and were then a 16.4 or 16.5, and then
the shorties pulled it down to the 15.6... Without the MSD, you might've
been runnning 15.4 or 15.5 before the K&N.
Unless its a huge pain in the butt, you might want to try a couple of runs
on the stock ignition to see if the MSD is actually helping or hindering you.
-Jon-
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