MSD-6AL worth the money?
05-12-2005, 01:42 PM
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i got the mallory hyfire ignition vi-al for my 94z 6spd, and it works fine.Also i got the msd ignition 6al for my 89 stang.I say the mallory is better because it puts out more spark energy and it takes less voltage to operate it.Not to mention u dont have to use rev limit chips
Originally Posted by JesasaurusRex
Ive been using Mallory ignition equiptment so far for the most part just and can't say its ever let me down, knock on wood. I just purchased a mallory hyfire VI CI ignition box and ill let ya know how it turns out. I bought it because 1 ive used mallory in the past and 2 it seemed to have the most options for the price. You have to double check if it works for distributorless ignitions tho cuz im not 100 percent sure that it does. Most likely yes, 100 percent no.
Heres there little advertisement and options it has, retails new for 240 bux.
"Faster processing for improved performance.
Ignition Box, Hyfire VI, Digital Multi-Spark CD, Retard, 2-Stage Rev Limiter, RPM Window Switch, Each
These HyFire VI Digital CD ignitions from Mallory give you optimum performance, accuracy, and reliability in a microprocessor-controlled CD ignition system. They have state-of-the-art digital circuitry with four times faster processing, and the ability to boost the proportional retard capacity with the optional harness. They feature an easy-to-use digital display with push button controls, to let you see exactly what's going on in real time. You get two-stage rev limiting in 100 rpm increments, an automatic start retard circuit for easier starting, and a built-in rpm window switch that is ideal for nitrous. They're very versatile and work great for supercharged, turbo charged, and nitrous applications."
Heres there little advertisement and options it has, retails new for 240 bux.
"Faster processing for improved performance.
Ignition Box, Hyfire VI, Digital Multi-Spark CD, Retard, 2-Stage Rev Limiter, RPM Window Switch, Each
These HyFire VI Digital CD ignitions from Mallory give you optimum performance, accuracy, and reliability in a microprocessor-controlled CD ignition system. They have state-of-the-art digital circuitry with four times faster processing, and the ability to boost the proportional retard capacity with the optional harness. They feature an easy-to-use digital display with push button controls, to let you see exactly what's going on in real time. You get two-stage rev limiting in 100 rpm increments, an automatic start retard circuit for easier starting, and a built-in rpm window switch that is ideal for nitrous. They're very versatile and work great for supercharged, turbo charged, and nitrous applications."
05-12-2005, 01:45 PM
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where did u install u mallory?I put mine on top of the intake
Originally Posted by Gentner_Z28
It will definetly work on your car. I just got done installing the Mallory box on my 95 Z28. I'm with Rex on this one...Go Mallory. Both of my previous MSD boxes have gone out on me with other vehicles. So far the Mallory works perfectly and there is a very noticeable increase in power. Pretty smooth install too if I shall say so myself. 
05-12-2005, 08:39 PM
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i have the msd6a and i love it and if ur gonna get one get the 6a the 6al cost 50 bucks more and the only other thing it has is a built in rev limiter whihc is already on our cars, anyways i got the msd6a, msd blaster coil and msd harness all together i noticed way better start up, smoother, better throttle response and car took off a lot better i highly recomend this set up 
05-13-2005, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by rice burner
where did u install u mallory?I put mine on top of the intake
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