
Just on the power issue John raised, I would like to correct this often-repeated quote as the coil does not get 12V/13V with Chrysler ballast resistor circuits. More like 8V/9V while running. While the numbers are wrong, John is technically right that there is a proportional power loss. But he neglects the other side of the equation in that power is also inversely proportional to resistance. Lowering the coil resistance will increase the power to the coil, if that’s what you want. Back in my younger days, the go to hot up mod was to fit a Bosch GT40R coil. Didn’t matter whether you had a Ford, Holden or Chrysler, that red coil on the side of your engine showed you meant business! The primary resistance is 1.2 ohms which is typically lower than factory coils, therefore more power with a higher voltage output. I have had one on my Val with factory electronic ignition (pre ELB version) for 25 years now without any problem. About a year ago I bought one at my local parts store (in stock/on the shelf) for our 65 Mustang. Having an aftermarket part available for 40 years tells you all you need to know about reputation and reliability. Sadly, they now seem to be discontinued… Probably not enough need for this type of coil any more to justify room on the shelves. Cheers Henry From: chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of John Grady agree,in fact nothing wrong with points,10k miles no bs ,curve in MSD will not match stock. Trouble with pertronics if it punts you walk. Maybe a long wolk. Points and business card you go.Points do not lose the 1 volt of solid state either. Power in EE goes as square of volts,you lose 144/169 , significantly weaker spark On Wed, Nov 26, 2025 at 12:11 PM 'Bob Jasinski' via Chrysler 300 Club International <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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