Posted by Ole Johnny on November 16, 2012 at 03:39:52 from (71.28.231.205):
In Reply to: plug gap posted by bassndeere on November 15, 2012 at 18:57:43:
Voltage out put of a coul is dependent on the number of turns or windings in the coil itself. If you use a coil with double the internal windings, you would have twice as much voltage output. If you are trying to get more spark, you can get hotter coils and all coils fire when the voltage to them is interupted and the field collapses so a points set or electronic system will do the same job under normal engine speeds.
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