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Old 12-24-2006 | 03:02 PM
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Is the stock FC ignition system wasted spark?



Second they have a built in ignitor right? So all you need to do to get them to fire is to input a "high" voltage signal into them and they will fire, so technically I could run FC coils on any other car that uses a "1" or "high" voltage input to activate them?



Third, I know how much they can support on an FC, but couldnt they support more on a piston engine?



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Old 12-26-2006 | 12:13 PM
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the leadings are wasted spark. the trailings are not.



they both have the ignitor(s) built into the coil packs, its in the aluminum...



the FC leading coil has 2 wires, one is 12v power, and the other is the signal.



i think the fc igniton would do really well on a piston car, its beefy.
Old 12-27-2006 | 12:28 AM
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Do you know if the ignitors are a leading or falling edge trigger?
Old 12-27-2006 | 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' post='850452' date='Dec 26 2006, 09:28 PM

Do you know if the ignitors are a leading or falling edge trigger?


i wanna say falling, but i'm not sure.



it is reverse from a honda though
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