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Last week I bought a few new Accel twin coil packs for 95-97 4cly 2.0-2.5 Mopars for my V8 wasted sparked application. I contacted Holley the current owner/distributor of the brand to get some technical details on the coil packs. They did reply, and said they have no idea what they are. LOL

While we are on the subject, Decades back I had a second Generation BMW E32 which was their big car. Its handling impressed me. One oddity was I found the battery under the back seat. With one of my project street/track cars, a 62 GT Lancer, I attempted to emulate that solution. I deleted the...

What about my hairy palms then?

What CA? was it rated?

Likely as the first available human recycled ensuing fire suppressor?:lol:

I agree, it is NOT IMO best suited capacity wise for a daily driver application in the size first mentioned here.

That was my first impression also, but 700A starting is 700 amps, no matter what it is in. In my case it will be in a track car. were every pound counts. Maybe I will run in my lawn mower and see how it performs. I haven't opened the sealed box yet, so its still returnable. I ordered a special...

Anybody tried anything like this in say a less than big block car? I just bought one at Walmart, 5 yr warranty, less than 6lbs, and $199...

You have it backwards, AC is a skin effect, but regardless, the degree here is hardly measurable. It also appears many fail to understand what "Also note the total electrical resistance is accumulative across the entire electrical path." actually means, A hint, the issue is the total resistance...

Yes it would, the question is how much difference. I would use 1 gauge, anything larger would only give decreasing minor gains in your application, IMO. Also note the total electrical resistance is accumulative across the entire electrical path. And a "ton" of copper today has a a lot of scrap...

Looking at my 62 Dart Classic Car Wiring chart, looks like only two wires go to stop light switch, that doesn't help you.

Yes, I agree with most of your valid comment, but during the times those items briefly draw their high currents, it "shocks" the system pun intended and other electronic items may not be happy with or able to handle those sudden voltage fluctuations that larger wires help to reduce.

No, but any other sensitive electronics on that same junction post might mind.

Last week I bought the same 1157 in white, I'm happy. They offer the bulbs in two light outputs, now I have to go look to see which I bought. I definitely want the bright version in a 1156 for BU lights, and then I have to track down amber? version of any output for front TS. I agree, they seem...