[Mike Braddock]

Tim,

You're correct--I confused the Coil IGN wire and the IGN switch wires. The ignition switch ('IGN' or PPI brown wire #932) wire gets wired to the IGN HOT terminal on your ignition switch. This way, when you turn the switch to the 'on' position, you have power on this wire. You then wire the Coil IGN wire (the pink wire I was referring to above--PPI wire #931) to the MSD small (relay) power wire with a toggle switch in between if you so desire. Sorry for the confusion! This is how I have it wired up on my car and it works well and is easy to troubleshoot in the future, since the coil IGN wire really does control the coil ignition via energizing the MSD's internal relay. In addition I have a 20A inline fuse wired in the main MSD power circuit to protect it, should it ever become grounded. This may not be necessary, but I wanted to err on the side of safety...

Mike