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Thread: Replacing my Bosch CDI in my 73T

  1. 12-29-2014, 01:34 PM #1
    Jerry Landes
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    Replacing my Bosch CDI in my 73T

    I need to replace my Bosch CD in my 73T. Should I rebuild it ($200 thru Pelican pts) or should I replace it with something like
    a MSD Street Fire Ignition system. Do I need the tack/fuel injection adapter? Is my coil okay with the swap?

    Thanks Jerry Landes
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  2. 12-29-2014, 01:45 PM #2
    RSTarga
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    If it was me, i'd either rebuild it or buy a new better unit from partsklassic, along with one of their coils. It is housed inside the original case so there is nothing visually different, just more modern electronics.
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  3. 12-30-2014, 02:03 PM #3
    M_deJong
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    I recently installed one of Parts Klassik's CD boxes and am extremely happy with it. Highly recommended.
    Mike de Jong | '71 911T/E 2.4 Tangerine | '74 911S 3.2 Ice Green
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  4. 12-31-2014, 05:17 AM #4
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    +++1!!!!! Great Performance from PartsKlassik!
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    I recently installed one of Parts Klassik's CD boxes and am extremely happy with it. Highly recommended.
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  5. 01-05-2015, 04:43 PM #5
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    Rebuild it!
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  6. 01-06-2015, 03:02 PM #6
    Dmill
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    + 1 for Parts Klassik.....seat of the pants difference between a rebuilt box and the new PK box is that overall, the engine seems to run smoother through the rev range.
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  7. 01-06-2015, 06:47 PM #7
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    This is an easy decision. Partsklassik. Kurt's a stand up guy and they know what they're doing.

    A friend who lurks here had his rebuilt. Once installed on his 930 he said the car has never run better.

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