[AT] testing a coil

[Kevin]

NAPA sells them, but im too cheap to buy one. As over the years I have 
scavenged all the Mopar coils that come in here on big block engines. So I 
just go get one out of the barrel  that I have full of them. A whole lot 
cheaper to buy a $2.00 ballast resistor. Most of the cars ran before pulling 
the engines. The cars get a 318 an go to demolition derbys as 318 ci will 
take alot more abuse than any of the big engines. Yes the coils end up on 
one of our old tractors eventually. I like the dual resistors because if one 
side burns out, just switch to the other side an crank it up an keep on 
working.
Kevin Mosier
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Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 9:38 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] testing a coil


> Dave,
> I have worked on  almost every kind of car, truck or tractor  that you can
> name and have never seem or heard of this mysterious coil with  the  built 
> in
> resister. Maybe you could let us in on who made it an what  vehicle it 
> came in.
>
>
> Walt  Davies
> Cooper Hollow Farm
> Monmouth, OR 97361
> 503 623-0460
>
>


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