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PerTronix 40501 Flame-Thrower Ignition Coil, Chrome, 40,000 V
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The hotter the spark, the easier your engine will start, and this 40,000 volt coil is just the ticket to a quick start! Its higher voltage allows larger spark plug gaps for added power, smoother response and better fuel economy. These coils are internally resisted so they are compatible with many inductive ignition systems.
- 40,000 volts
- Smooth Chrome finish
- For use with 12 volt inductive ignition systems
- 3.0 Ohm primary resistance.(common for 12V 4,6 cyl)
- Legal in all 50 states and Canada
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PerTronix 40501 Specifications
PerTronix 40501 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 40501 |
| Brand | PerTronix |
| CARB EO# | |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Height | 6" |
| Outside Diameter | 2.13" |
| Cap Type | Socket / Female |
| Cap Terminal Style | Socket / Female |
| Turns Ratio | 73:1 |
| Resistance | 3 ohms |
| Finish | Chrome |
| GTIN Code | 694342004880 |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
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Easy installation - great performance
5.0
5 years ago
Dr. Mostly Thymely
The NJ
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I combined this coil with a new Pertronix electronic distributor and a set of wires and the running of my '76 MGB not only smoothed out (was breaking up at high revs - advance problem) but power also improved...
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Is this epoxy filled
by Fern34
• 9 years ago
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Would an external resistor still be needed to run this with a points style ignition.
by SHAWN
• 9 years ago
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how will this coil work with a stock sbc? car starts very hard when cold was told possibly week spark
by krg
• 10 years ago
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