The GM Module

[Anonymous]

Anyone use it? All I need is the GM module and a duraspark II distributor?

 

[Anonymous]

I've heard the Chrysler modules put out lightning bolts...

 

[MustangSix]

I fired it up on my old 250. It's a common swap on the Slant sixes. and I think at least one of our guys has done it as well.

BTW, it's a good replacement for the expensive late 70's early 80's Lucas ignition boxes on MG's ang Jags, and can also replace the expensive boxes on early 260/280Z's and 240SX's.

In short, that module will fire almost any magnetic trigger.

 

[CoupeBoy]

I have been running one with my DII since last 4th of July week. The only problem was that I hooked the wires up backwards the first time I used it and the thing would pop and sputter when under heavy vacuum. No problems since though..

I stuck it on a custom add in fuse block under my hood

It sits under the pass hood hinge. I wanted it as close to the battery possible to keep the ( + ) wires short.

ron

 

[MustangSix]

The Orange or Chrome Chrysler modules will fire a DSII very effectively as well, but require a dual ballast resistor. But for the little extra wiring, they give a tremendous spark.

 

[66200i6]

Jack, could you provide a schematic or point to a schematic on the web somewhere that shows the use of the dual ballast resistor? If I remember correctly the info I have doesn't show the resistors.

Thanks in advance, Ric.

 

[MustangSix]

I've never seen a Mopar moduel diagram without a resistor, but you have a choice of one or two depending on how you wire it.

http://www.slantsix.org/articles/elect_ ... wiring.htm

 

[Guest]

Growing up with the '73 Plymouth Fury wagon, there was always a spare fuel pump in the back, and an extra ballast resistor in the glove box.

Ahhh yes, those were the days....

Al

 

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone.

So which is the best module to use with the DSII?

Ford Blue, GM, or Crysler Chrome?

Thanx
Vas

P.S. Which is the cheapest?

 

[Anonymous]

Bought a Ford blue at Auto Zone for $16.00

Using it in a 1967 Mustang 200 I6 with a 1976 Maverick Dist.
Dist. dropped right in and fired right up.



Russ