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I have just built a 25/30 as my old 25 died at just under 400rwkw. I have Haltech E11v2 and am using Splitfire coils. I want to upgrade the ignition and was thinking about a MSD dis4 and mercury marine coils. Will this work with the haltech while running wasted spark?

What would be my best option to work with my ecu?

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I have just built a 25/30 as my old 25 died at just under 400rwkw. I have Haltech E11v2 and am using Splitfire coils. I want to upgrade the ignition and was thinking about a MSD dis4 and mercury marine coils. Will this work with the haltech while running wasted spark?

What would be my best option to work with my ecu?

Why are you running wasted spark? You are decreasing the coil recharge time by 50%.

Run 6 ignition circuits with the Splitfires and it will be fine.

Cheers

Gary

so this would be better??

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MSD Digital-6 Plus CD Ignitions

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Surprisingly a dis-6 isnt a 6 channel cdi, its only one channel. To run 6 channel cdi, use a m&w pro-12, or a dis-4 and dis-2. I wouldnt have thought that the coil recharge time would be an issue when running wasted spark cdi, as there really isnt a recharge time. Also he is running an rb25/30 so there arent going to bo massive revs. PS 1jz's run waste spark from the factory and they dont seem to have ignition dramas. So do 4g63's

just get a HKS ignitor box, plenty of jap workshops running the factory coil (or replacement) with the HKS box, works a treat but hasnt really caught on here which i find odd considering its great and uses all the factory gear

i have a set of the haltech high power coilpacks for sale brand new in boxes for $480 (cost $650 new), my tuner reccomended them for over 35psi boost and 700rwhp+, the tuner runs these on his 2jz drag car running high 8's down the track and making 700hp so they are the ones to go for.

give me a PM if your keen

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