What aspect of aftermarket ignition's should you be more concerned with the ignitions output voltage or the spark energy measured in millijoules when coupled with the coil???
I second that. You want a hotter spark to burn the mixture. Voltage is "electromotive force" that causes the current to overcome the sparkplug gap. the voltage is gonna be stepped-up by the ignition coil anyhow so when your in the 5 digit range of voltage I would think one is as good as the other. If I take a rock and throw it over a gap in the road and then take one and throw it with harder force- yes, it will get there faster. Same with increased force (voltage)- it will overcome the restistance of air in the gap of the sparkplug electrode more efficiently. All this can be compensated as well by shortening the spark gap if you want a smaller gap to overcome and a hotter spark. My 2 pennies.tmoss said:millijoules is the better measure - it relates to the total heat released in the spark.