Will this fit on a 1994 camaro z28 with an msd blaster and distributor? What wires would I need
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Honestly I do not know. Talk to a mechanic or go to a camaro website I used it on a 1972 car.
1296515
Good morning. If applicable, you must purchase a brand preferably MSD 8mm wires so that you have good conduction power.
1609577
This is a pretty universal system1) It comes with a very complete wiring harness, wouldn't worry about that2) it can be triggered by a magnetic dist signal3) Would think your coil should work fineRuns great in my 57 Chevy. Have fun!!
247732
I used the Wilson 2000 trucker and it tuned to 1.25SWR with a factory cb cable that was already installed in the truck. Basically any coil style will work. If you have the room a 102" whip works the best but are a pain because of the length. Hope this helps you
1313095
The 1582 is the correct kit for your distributor. We also highly recommend that you use their coil as well since it is ohm matched to their kits the coil would be a 40011.
1186651
Not knowing your vehicle, I would recommend this coil. It is something that I myself always upgrade, and I have used MSD ignition products on my Street Rod for many years.
185946
Will have to get vehicle specific wire harness for exact matching of wires. If you have an old clunker, just splice the wires in.
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I don't believe it would to be honest with you, the only reason i say that is because if you have the stock rear diffuser on the Camaro, its outlets are only meant for a single exhaust outlet, not dual. But in the same sense you could easily do so modifications to the diffuser to widen it and make them fit, or simply buy a different diffuser such as the one for the ZL1 which has dual outlets, stock. But for your stock diffuser i would guess not.
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They are straight universal type, with 90 degree bends at the coils. Here is a picture of the coil fitted to my Z650 http://s499.photobucket.com/user/Z400G/media/Z650/Service/z650Accelcoiler_zpsf57a4d5f.jpg.htmll and at the spark plug http://s499.photobucket.com/user/Z400G/media/Z650/Service/z650coilpyntebrakett_zps47e1030f.jpg.html . Hope this helps.
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If it is an inline 4 cyl I think it will plug right to your harness. Look at the existing coil plug. It should match the oblong shape pictured on the msd coil. Mine fit perfect. An aftermarket cap with brass contact also helps.
601018
Yes it will. Try to mount it vertically for cooling. Make sure you have some GOOD spark plug wires. MSD recommends spiral core wires. I have those on my engine and they work great. No static or other interference. Also, make sure your cap is in good shape.
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Go to the MSD web site. They have all the tech specs. This is the recommended coil for the msd ignition on my 302
1233500
Works just fine on mine. it's just a wire splice, so as long as your wire gauge isn't too big, you'll be fine. And I think I have 14 gauge wire, the biggest there generally is.
2098314
I have a 99 gmc 305 has 2 wires on fuel pump and it worked perfect on mine, just had to change end on one of the wires. Dennis
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i think you are talking about the corner marker light. does it look like this part number ((wagner bp194ll) look up this part number on amazon. very common on gm cars for many years.)) but these only have 2 wires on them. i would suggest going to napa with the car and show them what you need.
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No, it looks like you need 09850 see here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bosch-09850-Spark-Plug-Wire-Set-/281087874091?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Year%3A1999%7CMake%3AMercedes-Benz%7CModel%3ACL500%7CSubmodel%3ABase&hash=item417224942b&vxp=mtr
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I used this assembly on a Z2 combat light. Sorry dude, the instructions were written in China - should read SPRING. Pull off the big external coil spring and see if it works (mine did).
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I think it should fit but may look kind of a sloppy installation. I got this to use with 0 gauge wire but decided to use 2/0 wire and it worked nicely. Remember the heavier wire the less voltage drop at higher amps.