Was chrysler first with electronic ignition on outboards?
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Was chrysler first with electronic ignition on outboards?
They had it on the 105 early, 66 or 67, the first ones had a hummmmm sound, the second one in 70 -71 without the hum.
Chrysler came out with a CD ignition box in 1967 but it still used points as the sensor to trigger the spark. They didnt go to full "pointless" ignition system till 1974.
They continued to se a distributor without points until 1977 when thet came out with the first solid state , all under the flywheel ingnition system on the 2 cylinder 60 hp. After that all the other nodels followed suit within a year or two.
All models didn't go breakerless untill 78.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Smyth
140HP 78-84 breakerless distributor ,105 in 76 went trigger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Smyth
Merc had electronic ignition starting in '66 ... breakerless in '67Quote:
Originally Posted by powerabout
I thought so... the old man had it first and then sold it to GM down the road. Please correct me if thats wrong. GaryQuote:
Originally Posted by Mark75H
I think chrysler cars had it first hence my question
OMC 68?
Triple and Quad 135s'
Couple more, one fuelie .
Very cool! The injected Chrysler is on Gary Ferguson's Twister II with the McCulloch mids & lowers.
Did he run the Algon or carbs first?
Bad ass!
Definately not your grandpa's Chrysler.
THATS A trick Chizzler. Everything about that setup is unique. Gear-cases, mid sections, No stacks just deflector bounce plates. Fuel injections. Excellent.