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Coil - Mits/Neon/Talon

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Brand
MSD IGNITION
Category
Gun Parts
UPC
85132082391

Overview

The MSD ignition coil is a direct-replacement 4-tower coil pack engineered for sport compact applications, including the 1995–2005 Dodge Neon, 1994–1998 Eagle Talon, and 1995–1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse. Delivering up to 36,000 volts with a 77:1 turns ratio, 0.51 ohms primary resistance, 12K ohms secondary resistance, and 7 mH inductance, this high-output unit produces a stronger spark to improve combustion efficiency, idle smoothness, and mid-range torque. It features epoxy-sealed moisture-resistant internals, flat terminal pin connectors for compatibility with factory wiring harnesses, and an exact OEM bolt-on mounting pattern.

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