will the MSD 6A Ignition Box work on my 1992 lx f22a1 and how would i install it and i can get it for 100$ should i do it if it works

 

no1 can help?

 

There is No advantage to using it over the OEM ignition.

 

so i couldent install it to have a rev controll?

 

What type of rev control are you looking for?

What engine modifications do you have and what are your goals for it? Are you taking your car to the track?

 

its getting built and the rev controll is a 2 step you flip a switch and you floor it and it sits at a like 5k rpm it you have it set there and yeah i will have it on the strip

 

http://lincoln.craigslist.org/pts/2810425855.html

thats the link for the msd im planing on getting if it would work for my car 100$ for it

 

Then the 2 step/launch control would be the only advantage of installing the A6 ignition.

However, If you are doing any sort of modifications that will be adding more performance/hp to your engine. A fully tunable ECU or standalone EMS would be much more beneficial.

 

Need to know what part number it is. IIRC it is the MSD 6AL-6420 that has rev limiter features.

 

ok ill ask

 

or is it the one i need lol

 

You should ask to be sure what part number that one is...... it only lists it as an MSD 6A.

 

ok i wish there a was a phone number is that a good deal if its the one i need?

 

IMO it's not really worth it to use a device that only cuts spark for rev control, no matter what the price. I'd much rather have a tuned ECU with a rev control that uses a fuel cut.

 

how much are those normaly

 

You would have to talk to a tuner in your local area to see what they charge for tuning.

Or if you are just looking for a chipped ECU with a base map and some 2 step settings. You could look at the ones available from Xenocron.com. You could contact them to see what they can do about adding launch control to a base map.

I think it's around $175-$200 for a chipped OBD1 ECU and a basemap.

 

why are the stock ecu so much

 

Supply and demand. Some of the stock ECUs are becoming harder to find so the prices go up.

Chipping an ECU will probably never really increase in cost as it is fairly easy to do and more and more people are doing it. The components are still relatively easy to purchase at a decent price as well. If any of the components were to be discontinued with no replacement then chipping would also go up in price.