MSD allowed in ITS?
07-09-2006, 10:05 AM
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MSD allowed in ITS?
A month or two I made some postings about using a 911 in ITS. Well, I finally got a car! Its a 1972 911T. I need to convert it back to MFI and clean up some small rust spots, but it is a fun car so far!
It came with an MSD unit that looks like brand new. I read that IT doesn't allow Crankfire, but is MSD ok?
Also, what class would this be for PCA racing, and is MSD ok with them?
I don't want to put something on and then take it off when I am ready to build the race car,
thanks,
Jason Miltenberger
St. Louis, Missouri
1958 356 Speedster
1972 911T coupe
It came with an MSD unit that looks like brand new. I read that IT doesn't allow Crankfire, but is MSD ok?
Also, what class would this be for PCA racing, and is MSD ok with them?
I don't want to put something on and then take it off when I am ready to build the race car,
thanks,
Jason Miltenberger
St. Louis, Missouri
1958 356 Speedster
1972 911T coupe
07-09-2006, 11:25 AM
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Yes, IIRC you can run a different ignition box as long as you continue to use the distributor for spark triggering and for spark distribution.
The 944's got a leg up, in that it already is a crankfire car; therefore you can use a different crankfire ignition system (though you still have to use the distributor, as above).
The 944's got a leg up, in that it already is a crankfire car; therefore you can use a different crankfire ignition system (though you still have to use the distributor, as above).
07-09-2006, 02:28 PM
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what is IIRC? Is that the PCA class?
If so do you mean the MSD can be used in IIRC or ITS or both? I just want to be very clear before I mess with the car, thanks,
Jason
If so do you mean the MSD can be used in IIRC or ITS or both? I just want to be very clear before I mess with the car, thanks,
Jason
07-09-2006, 05:19 PM
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IIRC = If I recall recorrectly
I concur with Vaughan's interpretation of the rule.
Congratulations on the 911. It should make for a good ITS in the right hands.
I concur with Vaughan's interpretation of the rule.
Congratulations on the 911. It should make for a good ITS in the right hands.