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MSD box
is the MSD box grounded?
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Yes
David:) :) :) |
Yes as David says
I actually just read a site with tuning tips that said one should try and ground it directly to the engine block in as short a run as possible. The reasoning behind it was that a car had suffered from high rev miss and that the ground in this form is the truest and most COMMON that is possible. The miss was cured after re-grounding. The MSD and the distributor/coil therefore have a very short path to the common grd. LOL Knew I would find that story!!! http://www.speedfreaksspeedshop.com/en-us/dept_232.html Tim |
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