Anyone Have Pics of 6AL Placement????

trickstang94

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As you can see I took out my A/C and put it on the back firewall, and I think it looks good and fits really well there, but it is a b**** to change out the segments the way I have it installed. And I dont want to flip it so you cant read anything(Trying to keep it looking neat). Any pics of better places?

 

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shelbe67

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I mounted mine just above the master cylinder its almost like ford intended for it to be there you can still change the pills I am not quite sure though what you meant about reading anything

 

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slytherin

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I would say do a battery relocate and then put your 6al in that spot where the battery used to be. Do you notice a big improvement with an ignition box like that?

 

bjl95mustang

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I dont have a pic but i mounted mine in the glove box.

 

ProKiller

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right above master cylinder. fits perfect.

 

R.J.

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I think the pass side left kick panel would look cool!

 

WhiteDevil

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R.J. said:

I think the pass side left kick panel would look cool!

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Yeah it does. That is where my dad put his MSD Digital 6 ignition in his 1971 Mach 1, looks sweet.

 

gcomfx.com

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Hey guys I just bought a used 6AL... what are you USING to mount the boxes where you have them. Just drilling through and using screws?

 

Venom351R

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Mine is in the same spot Pro Killer's is in

 

1994Vib.RedGT

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this is kind of bad that i dont know this but what is a 6a box,as in what does it do, and what stock componet does it replace?

 

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RemoW2112

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MSDs

It replaces the stock ignition module. MSD stands for Multiple Spark Discharge. Up to 3k rpm the MSD box continues to spark a given cylinder up to 20 degrees after the inital spark. It also allows for a much hotter, stronger spark. A must for any serious carbuerated engine.

There is a huge debate on 5.0s due to the fact that the Ford igniotion system in pretty impressive out of the box and many feel that you only need one on a modern stang if you have high compression or supercharging.

I love them. I get a much smoother idle and (seat of the pants feel) more go off the line.

The only drawback I have seen is that you go through sparkplugs quicker.


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1994Vib.RedGT said:

this is kind of bad that i dont know this but what is a 6a box,as in what does it do, and what stock componet does it replace?

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fords2fast4u

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i needed one after i installed some crazy cam that is long gone now and for the blower.

I mounted it on the radiator support right where the letters "mustang" used to be, i cut the plastic to fit around it and built a bracket..

 

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stud4u13

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I mounted my 6A in the drivers side fenderwell.........I had to unhook a cluster of wires to make room but it was the only place I could find that it would fit and reach the battery.