Sequencer stand alone ignition box?
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fortherage
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Sequencer stand alone ignition box?
i am looking a stand alone ignition box for a carbureted V8 engine with coil on plugs and a crank trigger. Can the Sequencer be used as stand alone ignition box with out the MS II? MSD does not support coil on plug ignition with out using 2 boxes.
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Matt Cramer
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Re: Sequencer stand alone ignition box?
While the Sequencer could do this if you happen to find a beta testing unit, it was never released into full production - it was similar enough to the MS3 (and several bits of the design that were different ended up being copied into the MS3-Pro) so there hasn't been, at present, a clear business case for putting it on the market. You could use an MS3 (covered at MSExtra.com) as a standalone sequential ignition controller.
