Posted by John in La on November 20, 2018 at 17:17:55 from (24.158.216.181):
In Reply to: Coil-12v or 6v posted by tomturkey on November 20, 2018 at 15:20:14:
If you have a 12 volt system and the coil wire runs threw a resistor one has to reason you have a 6 volt coil. That 6 volt coil with a resistor is used so you can bypass the resistor and supply a full 12 volts to the coil during cranking. This gives you a real hot spark. Catch is you need the correct starter solenoid for it to work.
I would remove the old coil and resistor. Get a true 12 volt coil and wire it direct from the key switch to the coil + side. Napa IC14 is a good 12 volt coil. If you want to save a few dollars you can get Napa IC14SB.
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