are all blaster coil manufactured by msd
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I think they are. I've had a few that I put in different cars, all from the MSD catalog. They have never failed on me.
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Mine did not come with a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) if that is what you are asking. You should contact Rancho Suspension (www.gorancho.com/contact.php) or send your part through FedEx or UPS.
18112
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.
1248863
Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts. No, those supersede to completely different coils. The 492341 supersedes to our part # 9293 while the 398811 supersedes to the 7286. Hope this helps. AMC Parts Store
1478411
I am afraid that I have no idea. Mine exploded and I have had no luck getting a new one. The company does not respond to anything. They must be out of business.
1877716
No difference....just a marketing tactic to inflate the price. The MSDS data for both products are identical.
945240
Our whitening gel is made in the USA. We purchase new gel every month to guaranty freshness. We had the MSDS sheet on our whitening gel.
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The container lists CA only. If you want the contents I suggest you contact the company for their MSDS.
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I was under the impression it was manufactured by Tuff Zone in Michigan and not simply imported by them. You have me a little worried, so I emailed them to make sure. I must say that I just love this grip on my WASR. I paid $15, but just found that they are $10 now? Of course, I ordered another one for my new Saiga AK. For now, I would say Yes, but I will confirm it when I hear from them. You might consider calling or emailing them, too.
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Doc,No they are mass produced else ware. The initial design was done in Suwanee GA as with all of our parts.
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I have no idea. It would be best to ask the manufacturer of look at the MSDS> Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Coil Specs from MSD's web page. Hope that helps. Turns ratio: 100:1 Primary resistance: .7 OHMs Secondary resistance: 4.5K OHMs Inductance: 8 mH Maximum voltage: 45,000 Volts Peak current: 140 mA Spark duration: 350 uS Weight: N/A https://www.msdignition.com/Products/Coils/Stock_Replacement/8202_-_Blaster_2_Coil_Hi-Performance.aspx
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HEI requires big cap. The coil is built into the distributor, small caps for late model Small Blocks have external coils and are fuel injected. Hope this helps you.
996692
None that I could tell... At least I didn't get any warranty info with the coils. But they work, and they're 1/4th the cost of buying other coils for the fit. Go for it! (installed over a year and 18k miles ago and still runs perfectly)
2028907
All they will give you is whats on the MSDS. http://www.rustoleum.com/MSDS/ENGLISH/249122.PDF
1932317
Go to the MSD web site. They have all the tech specs. This is the recommended coil for the msd ignition on my 302
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MSD Tech suport says it will work. An MSD 6A ignition box lets you cut out the factory ignitor at a cost of course. If you are dealing with rough idle, lost power, or hard start a new set of spark plugs along with the new coil should make a noticeable difference. Just my opinion, but use the brand of spark plug the factory recommends and buy the platinum version. There are a lot of variables when it comes to cleaning up idle, throttle response, hard starting. This coil should give you a hotter spark and better combustion.