Is it possible to install a MSD 6A on a distributor less engine?

 

msd does make ignition systems for distributor less cars

 

Have you seen any available for the RSX type S?

 

most MSD products are not model-specific. you'd get the MSD sport compact ignition upgrade (180 dollars, cerca) and wire it into your existing setup.

 

Correct, MSD is basically a universal mod. In reality, it doesnt do much, especially since stock honda ignition systems are adequate for turbo applications pushing well over 300whp. HOWEVER, if you want one, you probably will need the MSD DIS series. DIS = Distributorless Ignition System. Cost is more like $300 or so, however last I checked, it does come with a bounty of features.

EDIT: MSD Wires SUCK! Magnecor is a popular choice, however, I have had problems with the fitment. I recommend stock or NGK.


[Modified by csufweed, 12:42 AM 7/28/2002]

 

stay away from MSD wires...they are crap on a wire.....go NGK....

 

I have heard bad things about MSD wires,but I have heard nothing but good things about magnecor.

 

magnecor are nice wires, as are vitek, but vitek are way overpriced

 

Well like they say:
"quality, not quantity"
I'd rather spend a bit more money for then best. But thats just me.

 

yeah, but that much money on wires is a little outrageuos

 

why does anyone care whos wires are good.

if there is no distrtibutor, where do you suppose youd need to put wires? to the battery maybe?
and why are you looking to buy an aftermarket ignition system in the first place? b/t the ecu controlled firing, and the platinum plugs, the comb chambers get more then enough heat to operate properly.

 

ok...dude...learn to read, we werent talking about wires on RSX ...were talking MSD spark plug wires in general, stay away from them.....

 

i know how to read, and how to infer. since it was included as part of this topic, i INFERED that it was related. silly me.
also, ive never had problems with msd wires. outside of moroso race wires, msd are prolly the best aftermarket wires available.

 

you must be on crack...MSD wires suck....have multiple connection problems...

 

yup, crack that got me over 200whp, and 25mpg, using a complete msd setup,including wires. they fit tight, but well.

damn dat crack must be good.


[Modified by Leo95SE, 12:45 PM 7/29/2002]

 

Well maybe some of the MSD wired are good, but for the most part they suck ***.

 

yes i have heard of multiple failures, and conductivity problems, yougot luck , but other consumers can disagree with you

 

Well for the most part (98%) the wires suck but every once in a while you get a good set.. Your lucky

 

All wires are crap that why they went with individual coils the guy is asking msd 6a al work in his car i don't know maybe one of these smart assets have a little insight on the question instead of pulling eachothers little wires who is bigger there as big as you brains