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Re: tacho / Ballast resistor question
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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short answer is yes. You could identify which of those two wires has the +12v and simply connect that wire directly to the + side of your coil [as you are using electronic ign] and totally eliminate the loop cct for the ballast resistor.

Does your loom also have [typically black with red trace] wire that also connects to the +ve terminal on your coil which supplies the full 12 volts when engine cranking on startup. That cct bypasses the ballast resistor to make for a strong spark when starting the engine... Just thought I would ask.

Posted on: 2011/5/10 3:52
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