Reply to "MSD Ground"

DannyP

I don't believe the MSD box is weatherproof. I wouldn't mount it in the engine compartment. I mounted mine inside the driver's compartment on my Spyder so I don't have a suggestion for you. Ground it as close to the ignition box as you can. Use a star washer to bare metal. I usually paint over it after it's tightened down to protect it from corrosion. Good Luck.

This has nothing to do with you, Mike, but I'll never figure out why JPS puts the EFI computer in the engine compartment on their Subaru installations. Baffles my mind.

4/15/185:32 AM

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