Edelbrock Electronic Ignition Coil

Product Info

Is your engine backfiring, misfiring, or stalling at some point during your ride? These symptoms may indicate a bad ignition coil! It’s crucial to understand the signals of a failing coil, which may result in more costly repairs for you. If you need a replacement for a bad coil, have a look at Edelbrock Electronic Ignition Coil to use for your vehicle. The canister-style Edelbrock ignition coil is electronic and oil-filled with a sleek and durable finish. It is suited for high-performing vehicles converted into the electronic breaker-less distributor in which the can-style oil-filled coil is suitable to give it a classic look. The coil winding is optimized to be compatible with ready-to-run distributors and 6-series CD control boxes.

The Edelbrock Electronic Ignition Coil is designed to improve start-ups by providing higher output and improved throttle response. It also delivers greater power as the RPM is increased due to its heavy-gauge winding feature. It’s the ideal coil for supercharged and turbocharged setup.

Features:

• Made from High-Quality Materials for Maximum Durability
• Guaranteed Edelbrock Craftsmanship
• Electronic Oil Filled Ignition Coil
• For High-Performance Vehicles that Have Been Converted to an Electronic Breakerless Distributor
• Designed With Optimized Winding for Use With Ready-to-Run Distributors and 6 Series CD Ignition Control Boxes
• Engineered to Give You Quicker Starts, Improved Throttle Response and More Power at Higher RPM
• Available in Chrome, Red, and Black Finish

Edelbrock, LLC, is a Torrance-based automotive aftermarket company founded in 1938. Vic Edelbrock Sr. was at the helm of the company’s inception, entering the industry as a manufacturer of expert quality intake manifolds. His product development process involved a roadster in which he installed the parts he created and test-drove it around to see what improvements needed to be done to increase performance.

Edelbrock became known in the racing scene with his winning midgets and flathead Fords that he and his team modified to fit his products. In the late 40s, Edelbrock equipment was used by almost all winning vehicles in the midget tracks and dry lakes. In the 80s and 90s, Edelbrock diversified its line to include carburetors, valvetrain parts, camshaft kits, exhaust systems, fuel system parts, cylinder heads, engine accessories, and more.

Today, the company is known as a leading designer, manufacturer, and distributor of aftermarket replacement parts in the automotive industry. Edelbrock proudly presents its products in the market as US-made and uses advanced equipment and technologies to develop better components that meet stringent quality standards. A great R&D team backs its innovations right at the Torrance HQ. Edelbrock Corporation owns six locations across America, committing to their Made in USA performance and products.

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