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Old 10-26-2024, 08:44 AM   #26
raggedjim
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Re: Severe engine mis/stumble, much worse when cold

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Richard J: Thanks for that fact. I was unaware the Remote Coil HEI was for the L6-Only... I had assumed GM also made a remote coil for V8s. In fact, I vaguely remember seeing them in the aftermarket.
[I used to have one, but it's a plastic cap with a long spring from a plugwire stud on top to cover the distance an inside coil would take up, allowing use of any preferred high performance coil externally. May not have the diminished height desired for a low clearance. ]
When updating electrical systems for my 67/72 trucks, I often scan the parts available for the next decade and modify accordingly.
On the Flying Coil set up -- as I was unable to source the OEM Remote Coil mount and its stud-head bolts, (forged from purest unobtainium), we adapted, improvised and overcame with cutting down some industrial structural extrusion into a steel arm to hold the coil.
Works fine, should last a long time.
They are available aftermarket for 8-cyl. I'm probably going to use one.

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