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> New engine finally in!, 123 distributor 4RV
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post Apr 29 2025, 10:39 AM
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Wow Great Job !!!
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post Apr 29 2025, 12:40 PM
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Really clean install, looks good!

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Working on the Stainless Exhaust today, still need to know if it is ok to leave as is with the ballast inline. If someone else could chime in on the wiring, that would be great!
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I would look up the coil if nobody chimes in on this. Did the 123 and the coil come with the motor? If you are unsure you may want to check the primary resistance. Here is what 123ignition says...

"For 4 cylinder engines you could use the original coil or other coils with a primary resistance of at least 1.0 Ohm. For standard street engines we advise a “Bosch Blue” or “Beru ZS106” coil. For high rpm engines a “Bosch red (0 221 119 030)” or “Beru ZS109” is much better."
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Working on the Stainless Exhaust today, still need to know if it is ok to leave as is with the ballast inline. If someone else could chime in on the wiring, that would be great!

We are all pretty much in awe of the clean engine bay. Kinda left me stunned.
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