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    #1

    coil info

    I am looking to charge me internal coil out for a outside coil how would i do that?
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    #2
    need so help please

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      #3
      There are all oem methods to go from internal coil(90-91) to external coil(92-93) but I used the MSD kit Part number 82923.

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        #4
        If you don't mind me asking are you converting a stock f22 to external coil or doing a motor swap?

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          #5
          On my JDM H22, it had a internal coil. I bought a MSD modified cap and SS Blaster. You take the coil out and run the wires. You will have to make a small hole in the cap to run the wires. The instructions tell you how to do it or you can go to the MSD website.
          NEW PSN
          H22wagon
          New project. 95 EG HB H22
          RIP

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            #6
            whats this internal coil and external coil? is it for suspension?

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              #7
              lol i hope i dont sound llike a moron asking

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                #8
                Originally posted by mightyaccord
                lol i hope i dont sound llike a moron asking
                nothing to do with suspension more to do with the ignition.

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                  #9
                  No the coils that i am talk about is the ignition coil thats in the distributor.The internal coil is in the distributor. the external coil is not but is plug into the distributor cap by a wire. I am looking to use the external coil because the internal coil get hot does work on the time.

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                    #10
                    Get a MSD modified cap and a SS Blaster coil. Thats wat I did
                    NEW PSN
                    H22wagon
                    New project. 95 EG HB H22
                    RIP

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                      #11
                      Buy an OEM cap & coil from a 92 Accord EX. There are no substantial gains to be had running an aftermarket Coil. I had an Accel and it ran the same as my stock coil.... MPG was the same for both.

                      Part numbers:
                      Cap - 30102-PT3-A12 $17.00
                      Coil - 30520-PT9-A02 $75.00
                      Coil Wire - 32723-PT3-A00 $17.00 (This is the main power wire that goes from the coils secondary winding to the center of the cap)
                      Last edited by GhostAccord; 04-26-2008, 07:27 PM.
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