I Can Use A Msd 6t Ignition In My Protege
January-27th-2002, 01:45 PM
#2
Protege Newbie
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Aurora, Indiana
Posts: 22
The only difference between the MSD 6A and the SCI is the box and the price. The MSD 6a should work just fine. If you look on my site under the Escort/Protege section you will find the 6A for sale.
January-31st-2002, 01:34 AM
#7
Protege Newbie
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Aurora, Indiana
Posts: 22
So why then even upgrade anything? Why not just leave the car bone stock, and simply use only Napa parts?
If you slam the door on everyone that asks a question about something you don't believe in, eventually they will quit asking! When that happens, the demand for new parts goes down and the price for the few parts that are available go up!
Upgrading the ignition system is not a neccessity, but rather a thing that can be done rather inexpensively, and more for peace of mind. While upgrading these systems will not net you huge gains in performance, they are not a waste either!!! Installing better components will give you a slight boost in power, but more importantly it will make better spark. This better spark will allow for a more complete burn of the fuel mixture in the cylinder. There by making your engine more efficient. (read: better fuel mileage, quicker throttle response, and a few more HP/torque)
I personally have these
"USELESS"
upgrades on my car, and notice all of the traits mentioned above. For a car with 230,000 + miles on the clock that still gets 30 MPG, I would say they are worth every penny!
Just because it is not something you want to do, does NOT make it a worthless thing to waste money on...
If you slam the door on everyone that asks a question about something you don't believe in, eventually they will quit asking! When that happens, the demand for new parts goes down and the price for the few parts that are available go up!
Upgrading the ignition system is not a neccessity, but rather a thing that can be done rather inexpensively, and more for peace of mind. While upgrading these systems will not net you huge gains in performance, they are not a waste either!!! Installing better components will give you a slight boost in power, but more importantly it will make better spark. This better spark will allow for a more complete burn of the fuel mixture in the cylinder. There by making your engine more efficient. (read: better fuel mileage, quicker throttle response, and a few more HP/torque)
I personally have these
"USELESS" upgrades on my car, and notice all of the traits mentioned above. For a car with 230,000 + miles on the clock that still gets 30 MPG, I would say they are worth every penny!Just because it is not something you want to do, does NOT make it a worthless thing to waste money on...
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Kirbert
How-To's
7
November-25th-2018 08:05 AM
dewey
How-To's
0
August-8th-2003 09:15 PM
Torped0
2nd gen Engine/Drivetrain
10
July-29th-2003 08:58 PM
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)