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Old 07-08-2010, 09:03 AM
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The older Mopars are mounted horizontally on the intake, I wonder what they have to go through ? I emailed a couple of tech support people and told them I have a 69 roadrunner and then another time I have a 67 firebird. They wish-washed out of a firm answer by stating it's okay to mount them in the factory location. So my question is why is it okay to mount the coil in a stock location on a mopar (horizontally) and not on a firebird. I think the support person that contacted me should go into politics. Talked out of both sides of his mouth ! Are the Epoxy filled ones any good ?

68grandprix, so far I have never had any oil leaking. I have run a couple of different coils for gitz and shiggles. I have the IC12 on now, I had the carquest brand on it and the one I took off seven years ago was an original 202 coil which still works. All have been horizontal. I am looking for a bracket that will allow me to mount it vertically where it should go, but it is tight in there !

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Old 07-09-2010, 03:37 PM
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I am looking for a bracket that will allow me to mount it vertically where it should go
factory bracket? same bracket for either isnt it?
vertical on firewall or back of head, horizontal on intake manifold bolt

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