lt1le2

How good are the MSD coils for a 95 z28

shoebox

Fine, as long as they work. Some years ago, there seemed to be a bad batch of them that died premature deaths, but I think that time has passed. I had one that died, but the free replacement has been good for many years now.

mdacton

I use a stock coil

mzgp5x

97ss 383 - D1 M6. Use a MSD 8202 coil with MSD6 + var. timing control unit. I have not had any problems except for external wire connections. running for 9 years.

seawolf06

Mine was DOA, so I'd suggest getting one locally if you can instead of online. Save yourself the shipping.

lt1le2

Well my MSD lasted about 20 miles and died on me today when i got off the highway i could not go past 4k rpm on the highway then when I came to a complete stop I had to wait like 10min before I could start my car up again errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

popstoy

mine came dead out of package got refund .then i went with accel you could hear the differance.

NJ-LE

lt1le2:
I've used the 8226 for years with no problems. However, even at my low boost, when the pucks on the stock plugs "disappeared" (gap ~.080") sometimes the coil couldn't fire the plugs above 4500 rpm. (I use the Autolite AP-103 plugs gapped at .040" now with no difficulties)

silentsprintero

I went through two in 6 weeks...never buying an MSD coil again. It is the parts that leave me stranded somewhere that I choose to stay away from

New GM coil in there now, as it should have been from the start.

lt1le2

Same here man works great now.