Posted by tomturkey on August 16, 2023 at 14:30:48 from (69.54.114.60):
To all: A question for you all. I've always just followed some ones posted wiring diagraph and it has always worked. I've always placed a resister between the coil and the distributor. my understanding was that it knocked down the voltage/amperage?? going into the existing 6 volt distributor. If that is the case does one need a 12 volt coil in the conversion, and if you use the existing 6volt coil do you need a resistor. Any explanation needs to be simple and straight forward as electrical stuff is not in my wheel house. Like I said, I've always just followed the directions and used whatever the diagraph called for. Thanks, I hope to say good by to my last 6 volt battery. Please don't chastise me for converting, I'm done with 6 volt generators regulators and batteries. gobble
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