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i have a brand new AEM twin fire digital ignition for sale. i was planning on putting it in my car, but i'm planning on getting rid of my car soon so i'm not gonna try to install it.
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=78
FROM THE AEM SITE
AEM’s digital multi-channel Twin-Fire Ignition is the lightest, smallest and most cost effective ignition module on the market. This unit is available in four- and eight-channel configurations, works with O.E.M. coil-on-plug and distributed spark systems, and is ideal for race applications that utilize aftermarket stand-alone engine management systems.
Our Twin Fire Ignition module is the only capacitive discharge ignition system available with dual capacitors. This enables the Twin-Fire to produce more spark energy and voltage per spark than any other available capacitive discharge ignition unit. AEM’s exclusive Twin-Cap technology stores the energy for two distinct spark events and allows for full energy for each individual plug, including high-rpm V8 race engines, and even on rotary race engines utilizing separate leading and trailing ignition maps.
*Legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway.
Works with coil-on plug and distributed spark systems
Exclusive Twin-Fire technology uses independently-firing twin capacitors to store energy independently for two distinct spark events
Twin-Cap spark events are at full energy and can be simultaneous
540v primary/54,000v secondary voltage energy
189mJ spark energy per capacitor
Multi-Strike capability of up to 10 sparks per ignition trigger (20 degrees)
Smallest (5.5” x 4.625” x 1.375”) and lightest (1.5lbs) CDI on the market
Four- or eight-channel availability
Full spark energy with battery voltage as low as 9v
Tachometer output included
Extruded enclosure
the item is brand new and am looking to get $300/obo for it. or looking for Evo parts.
call 780-7955 or PM IF INTERESTED
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=78
FROM THE AEM SITE
AEM’s digital multi-channel Twin-Fire Ignition is the lightest, smallest and most cost effective ignition module on the market. This unit is available in four- and eight-channel configurations, works with O.E.M. coil-on-plug and distributed spark systems, and is ideal for race applications that utilize aftermarket stand-alone engine management systems.
Our Twin Fire Ignition module is the only capacitive discharge ignition system available with dual capacitors. This enables the Twin-Fire to produce more spark energy and voltage per spark than any other available capacitive discharge ignition unit. AEM’s exclusive Twin-Cap technology stores the energy for two distinct spark events and allows for full energy for each individual plug, including high-rpm V8 race engines, and even on rotary race engines utilizing separate leading and trailing ignition maps.
*Legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway.
Works with coil-on plug and distributed spark systems
Exclusive Twin-Fire technology uses independently-firing twin capacitors to store energy independently for two distinct spark events
Twin-Cap spark events are at full energy and can be simultaneous
540v primary/54,000v secondary voltage energy
189mJ spark energy per capacitor
Multi-Strike capability of up to 10 sparks per ignition trigger (20 degrees)
Smallest (5.5” x 4.625” x 1.375”) and lightest (1.5lbs) CDI on the market
Four- or eight-channel availability
Full spark energy with battery voltage as low as 9v
Tachometer output included
Extruded enclosure
the item is brand new and am looking to get $300/obo for it. or looking for Evo parts.
call 780-7955 or PM IF INTERESTED
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