Looking for a hot 6 volt coil


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By Terry Flannery - 15 Years Ago
My old Merc (55) has 2 Carter 4 bbls on it and started blowing black smoke out the tail pipes. I kept the car original 6volt when I restored it  and added the dual carb setup later. The problem is the coil needs replacing and the websurfing I've done I can find a hot 6volt coil, anyone out there have a clue if they are available? Tnx Terry
By ltman - 15 Years Ago
This 1 might work for you http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Model-A-Ignition-Coil-6-Volt-Positive-ground_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em14QQhashZitem45ee1096c8QQitemZ300346808008QQptZMotors

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By Pete 55Tbird - 15 Years Ago
Try to find a coil called  JUDSON MAGNITO. It is a hotter 6 volt coil. They are on ebay once in a while. Pete
By ltman - 15 Years Ago
How do you tell a 6v coil from a 12v coil Sorry for the newbie Q
By Terry Flannery - 15 Years Ago
Tnx for the info Pete, never heard of it before but will give it a try. My pro mech. has come up with a hotter than usual in the meantime so going with it.

Difference between a 6 and 12 volt coil................far as I know both are specifically built for 6 or 12 volt. Is there any other factor here? We did try a MSD 12 volt on it and it cleared up the problem immeadiately but are thinking it will mess up the 6 volt ignition system. I did run the car for about 5 years with just a standard 6 volt coil and worked fine until this summer. Like the Toolman says "more power".