Don't let the compact size of the blaster SS Coil fool you, because it is packed with performance. The efficient e-core windings are designed to produce high amounts of current without sacrificing the voltage output. In fact, when used with an MSD 6 series ignition, the blaster SS produces 300 milliamps with a maximum voltage output of 40,000 volts. The secondary windings are wound on a segmented bobbin which reduces the chance of voltage breakdown between the primary and secondary windings. For more protection, these windings are encased in a polyurethane compound for complete protection against vibration. The blaster SS features brass terminals and a sturdy rynite housing. It is supplied with a 90 degree boot, terminal and vibration mounts. A great addition to CD ignitions and some stock applications.
| Color | Black |
| Inductance | 6.9 mH |
| Item Weight | 1.080 lbs. |
| Peak Current | 300 mA |
| Primary Resistance | .355 ohms |
| Secondary Resistance | 4.4K ohms |
| Spark Duration | 220 uS |
| Turns Ratio | 70:1 |
| WARNING CA Proposition 65 | Yes |
| WARNING CA Proposition 65 Message | WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov |
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