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Hi, I just purchased a msd 6a box and a holley annihilator coil. i am clueless as to how to install this. any feedback would be greatly appreciated. the car is a 92 sl2.

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Yeah I'm curious how you are going to use those items on a DIS as well.

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BläBlä

You cannot use these pieces on a DIS ignition. Only ignition system upgrade compatible with S-Series Saturns is the MSD DIS2. A cam sync generator is also required for certain years, but I don't recall which. Accel makes a high-performance replacement coil as well.

The Saturn ignition is very good from the factory. Unless there's something wrong with yours, or you have a setup that presents problems for the stock ignition (big shot o' spray, or high-psi turbo), there is no horsepower to be gained by upgrading the ignition. The money is better spent elsewhere on something that WILL make a difference.

A good source of info on this and other topics are the forums at

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Lane

Lane - Have you seen the little 1psi "electric blower" turbos? I wonder how much performance you might get from hooking up a leaf blower into your intake.....

-WaV

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wavy

I've seen video online of people who have connected a leaf blower to the intake to force-feed more air into the motor while on a dyno and it does make a difference, believe it or not. Do a google search on "leaf blower dyno" and you'll find info/video.

Those cheapie electric fans that go inline with the air intake to give it some "boost" are worthless. I've seen one in-person, and the person who purchased it said that it showed no difference on the dyno. Looked identical to a computer fan inside a piece of plastic pipe.

Lane [ lane (at) evilplastic.com ]

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Lane

Seriously. Consider what a leaf blower would do! [In my thickest Cajun Accent: "You can DO IT"]

-WaV

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