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MikeD
Dodge Dakota
11/13/2001
16:18:27
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 Subject: MSD Problems
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I've been going to various sites and seeing peoples feedback on the MSD ignitions and some are saying they had some that after a period of time they produced no spark. Should I be concerned or should I just say f*ck it and buy it?
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Dave
Dodge Dakota
11/13/2001
20:05:33
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Mike, I have an old MSD-6 on my 97 SLT Club that has been on three of my other vehicles.This thing's gotta be 15 years old and it still works great! I sent it back to the factory for a check-up before I put it on my Dak about 4 years ago and they sent it back as working just fine!They last forever!
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MikeD
Dodge Dakota
11/13/2001
20:15:30
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Cool well I just ordered mine from Summitracing for $135 and its on its way...I was just curious as to what I was going to expect after reading negative feedback on it. I guess theres always gonna be positives and negatives. But I'm looking forward to putting it on.
Thanks Dave,
-Mike-
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Dave
Dodge Dakota
11/14/2001
08:02:09
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Mike
It's not like adding nitrous of course, but I think you can expect faster starts,smoother idle and a stronger pull while accelerating.You can also expect a few extra MPG's also, and considering how long these things last,it will definately pay for itself.I am thinking about one day upgrading to a MSD unit with a built-in rev limiter because I have a 5 speed and I have been known to miss a shift on occasion!
Dave
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