Post by Joel87GT on Jul 20, 2004 18:22:32 GMT -5
Introduction:
When you read this how to. You will discover I installed the MSD package in the rear. You do not need to take the same approach as I have.
As for my reason... My past experiences, I have seen alot of MSD installed under hood live a short life due to heat.
If you have room under the hood you will not have to use lengths of gauge wire as I have.
. The link below pictures a diagram faxed over to me from MSD Techs. The picture diagram is a electrical chart for 87 supra.
Hmmm.. I thought to myself. "87Supra. I wonder what other parts from a 87Supra could be used T/B, MAPs / MAF?" "Dunno, never saw any 87Supra lately".
The MSD Tech use this diagram for Celica owners because there is none yet. Supra is indentical. ;D Dont worry - I checked with TRD Techs in VA Beach - they say its cool. The only thing I havent used was the Blaster2 coil from MSD.
At that time, I preferred OEM coil. After the installation - BAM she fired up with a roar.
trunks069.tripod.com/Celica/MSD_6_AL.htm
When you read this how to. You will discover I installed the MSD package in the rear. You do not need to take the same approach as I have.
As for my reason... My past experiences, I have seen alot of MSD installed under hood live a short life due to heat.
If you have room under the hood you will not have to use lengths of gauge wire as I have.
. The link below pictures a diagram faxed over to me from MSD Techs. The picture diagram is a electrical chart for 87 supra. Hmmm.. I thought to myself. "87Supra. I wonder what other parts from a 87Supra could be used T/B, MAPs / MAF?" "Dunno, never saw any 87Supra lately".
The MSD Tech use this diagram for Celica owners because there is none yet. Supra is indentical. ;D Dont worry - I checked with TRD Techs in VA Beach - they say its cool. The only thing I havent used was the Blaster2 coil from MSD.
At that time, I preferred OEM coil. After the installation - BAM she fired up with a roar.trunks069.tripod.com/Celica/MSD_6_AL.htm
