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Ignition
The Ignition Product Line 1991. From the
top is a 88mm six cylinder HEI distributor which would be paired up with
the High Efficiency Coil below it as would the four cylinder 72mm HEI
distributor at the left. In the lower left is a Integrated Coil
Electronics (ICE) which combines the coil and electronic drivers for each
cylinder in one package. Next to it is a six cylinder Direct
Ignition System which was built in Anderson Plant 20, along with the Quad
4 Integrated Direct Ignition (IDI) system in the upper right hand corner.
The Quad 4 Ignition, included both the coils and the ignition module under
the Al die cast beauty cover and the whole unit fit directly on the
sparkplugs, eliminating the plug wires.
Gene Phillips Photo.
This clipping is out of a 1903 issue of Gas
Engine Magazine. Courtesy of Brian Mulcahy
A typical Remy Electric Magneto ignition
system from 1914. Magnetos were a battery-less ignition system but
were on the verge of being replaced by newer battery powered ignition
systems for ground transportation. Magnetos are still used in
aircraft today. Photo courtesy of Ted Vinson / Madison County
Historical Society.
April 27, 1922 Distributor ad. Photo
courtesy of Brian Mulcahy.
This Remy Tagged six cylinder distributor is
the oldest found on public display. It can be seen at the Augbun
Cord Dusenberg Museum in Auburn, IN.
High Energy Ignition introduced on 1974 GM
vehicles. Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
Gene Phillips photo.
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