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MSD 6632 Ignition
The MSD 6 HVC-L CD ignitions are powerful new systems designedprimarily for Circle Track and events that require high rpm for a longduration. Only the best high-end components have been put into thisexclusive design for more output energy and voltage, with less currentdraw. Each transformer is hand-wound for more power at lowertemperatures. Field Effect transistors accept higher loads thanstandard transistors. A faster, more efficient Integrated Gate Bi-Polartransistor improves coil saturation. They feature an optimum heat sinkthat gives increased heat dissipation, large capacitors that give youfull-strength sparks at any rpm, a rev limiter, and a clear siliconecasing that protects circuits from vibration. MSD wired them withNASCAR-mandated, 6-pin, weathertight connectors and a special 4-pinconnector plug that connects directly into MSD's Soft Touch revcontrol, which is available separately. Features: - Multiple spark, capacitive discharge ignition control - Designed for professional racing applications thatdemand high rpm for long periods of time - Clear epoxy potting compound for vibration protectionand clear base plate for easy tech inspection - 6-pin Weathertight connector, mandatory for NASCAR use - Multiple sparks for 20 degrees of crankshaft rotation - Accepts breaker points, amplifier and magnetic pickuptrigger inputs - 550 primary voltage output to coil - 150 millijoules per spark up to 15,000 RPM - Works on 12 - 18 volt electrical system - Built-in reverse polarity protection circuit - Must be used with HVC Coil PN 8250 - No programming loops - Supplied with rubber shock mounts - No CARB Exemption Order Number Operating Specifications: Spark Energy: 150mJ/spark Primary Voltage: 550 Volts Secondary Voltage: 40,000 Volts Spark Series Duration: 20 degree CrankshaftRotation 12-18 Volts,Negative Ground Current Draw: .7 Amp Per 1,000 RPM Weight and Size: 5.1 lbs., 8"L x 4"W x 2.25"H
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