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Wiring for Dual Fire
1 Plug per Cylinder using Dual Spyke Fire Coils

 

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For use with Spyke Super Comp Dual Fire Ignitions
Do Not wire using points or Ignition systems without saturation or dwell control.
Over heating and Damage to Coil and/or Ignition will occur!!!
 


 

Use only Carbon Core resistor Spark Plug wire!!
Solid or Spiral wound wires will damage the ignition module or coil.

 

Initial settings for spark plug gaps are:
Stock Plug 0.028-0.032"


 Super Comp Single Fire Ignition
Wiring for Dual Fire
1 Plug per Cylinder using Dual Spyke Fire Coils

   
 
For use with Spyke Super Comp Single Fire Ignitions
Do Not wire using points or Ignition systems without saturation or dwell control.
Over heating and Damage to Coil and/or Ignition will occur!!!
 

Use only Carbon Core resistor Spark Plug wire!!
Solid or Spiral wound wires will damage the ignition module or coil.

Initial settings for spark plug gaps are:
Stock Plug 0.028-0.032"

Super Comp Single Fire Ignition
Wiring for Single Fire
2 Plug per Cylinder using Dual Spyke Fire Coils

   
 
For use with Spyke Super Comp Single Fire Ignitions
Do Not wire using points or Ignition systems without saturation or dwell control.
Over heating and Damage to Coil and/or Ignition will occur!!!
 
  Important Note: DF coils can not be wired for 2 plug per cylinder Dual Fire.
Use only Carbon Core resistor Spark Plug wire!!
Solid or Spiral wound wires will damage the ignition module or coil.
 
Initial settings for spark plug gaps are:
Stock Plug 0.025"

You are jumping double the gap under compress when dual plugging an engine.
If gapped at Stock side 0.040" and added side 0.040" your jumping 0.080" under pressure.
Would you gap a single plug system at 0.080 under raised compression?