msd boost timing retard question
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<schill> Yeah, you could wait until I've got EMU goin, and you could buy my 5k mile old unit for half price </schill>
If you're going to fork out for a new MSD, take a good look at a Bipes. The Bipes is dynamic and adjustable, where the MSD is static and fixed. No, there's *nothing* wrong with the MSD; it's working fine for me--and plenty of others, too. But the bipes is better (it's an evolution of the msd sebring), and about the same price if we're looking at new stuff.
If you're going to fork out for a new MSD, take a good look at a Bipes. The Bipes is dynamic and adjustable, where the MSD is static and fixed. No, there's *nothing* wrong with the MSD; it's working fine for me--and plenty of others, too. But the bipes is better (it's an evolution of the msd sebring), and about the same price if we're looking at new stuff.
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Most places dont sell the thing anymore. You could try BEGi as they used to couple it with their very early turbo kits.
I'd seriously hope you'd consider a BIPES instead, as it was originally developed to modify the MSD to have greater adjustability.
I'd seriously hope you'd consider a BIPES instead, as it was originally developed to modify the MSD to have greater adjustability.
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I'm waiting on another forum member's EMU, so there is no set timeline. If you need quick, jump on sideways' msd or a new bipes. I say new bipes becuase they seem to trade second hand for so close to what a new one costs. My msd will be "officially" up for sale sometime in the next few weeks or so... When it is, I'll take 50% new cost plus shipping and paypal fee, which comes to about $95.
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