
- Every
spark is at full power with 110 milliJoules of energy.
- Up to
470 volts is delivered to the primary side of the coil.
- Multiple
spark series lasts for 20° of crankshaft duration.
- Installs
to most engines with a distributor and 12 volt, negative ground system.

MSD
SCI PN 6300 |
   
MSD SCI, PN
6300
Sport
Compact enthusiasts will be excited to see MSDs newest ignition
design! The MSD Sport Compact Ignition (SCI) is the ultimate ignition
for the high revving smaller displacement engines that are found in
late model sport vehicles. At higher rpm, stock inductive ignitions
cannot produce full power sparks resulting in a loss of power or even
a top end miss.
The
new MSD SCI Series Ignitions feature capacitive discharge circuits that
are capable of full power sparks at any rpm! Whether youre idling
through traffic or ripping through the gears at 10,000+ rpm, each spark
of an SCI Ignition is at full power! High powered sparks mean complete
combustion which puts more power to the ground.
Below
3,000 rpm, the SCI Ignitions produce a series of sparks that last for
20° of crankshaft rotation. This series of sparks will smooth the
idle, produce quick starts and deliver lightning quick throttle response.
There
are two models of the MSD SCI Ignition Controls offered; the SCI, PN
6300, and the SCI-L, PN 6320. With these proven ignitions, your sport
compact car will get the spark power it needs to outperform the competition
on both the street and the track.
The
MSD SCI is the base SCI Ignition Control. The SCI will work on most
engines equipped with a distributor and is supplied with detailed instructions
and wiring.
MSD
SCI Ignition Control
PN 6300 
(PN 6320 Shown) 
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OPERATING
SPECIFICATIONS
|
| Operating
Voltage: |
+10-18
VDC Negative Ground |
| Current
Requirements: |
5
Amps-5,000 RPM
10
Amps-10,000 RPM |
| RPM
Range: |
14,000
RPM with 14.4 Volts |
| Spark
Duration: |
20°
Crankshaft Rotation |
| Energy
Output Max: |
105-115
mJ Per Spark |
| Weight
and Size: |
2.75lbs.,
8"L x 3.5"W x 2.25"H |
| Voltage
Output Max: |
Primary:
460-480 Volts
Secondary:
45,000 Volts (Blaster Coil) |
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