Jacob's Ignitions
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From: HOME OF THE FREE. BECAUSE OF OUR BRAVE. Babylon NY
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Re: Jacob's Ignitions (Rob90)
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I have there off road systems in my Ranger Rover. Its Ok but I would get a MSD unit for the Vette
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I have there off road systems in my Ranger Rover. Its Ok but I would get a MSD unit for the Vette
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From: Bellevue NE
Re: Jacob's Ignitions (FrankUrbinati)
thanks I was just curious, actually I have an Accel 300+ I acquired somewhat cheaply a while back I was planning on using. Just trying to figure out a place to mount it.
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Re: Jacob's Ignitions (Jeff M)
i bought some of their stuff for my '69 small block, and IMHO, the quality SUCKS!!! not the initial quality, but the stuff didn't hold up too well. 50% of the spark plug wire boots split from heat. they were high dollar, custom fit wires and they didn't fit too well either. the fancy-schmancy performance coil leaked like a sieve, and the distributor cap damn near cracked in half - these are just the highlights. the wires and other items had a life time warrenty, but it's such a pain in the butt to keep sending the stuff back and forth. can't say i noticed any improved performance either. i don't think jacob's products are worth the $$$, and i will never buy any jacobs products again.
