Best coil parts for msd disty

[Bri guy]

i bought-MSD Distributor Cap and Rotor Kits 84025 but didnt Realize it didn't Come with a coil.
Was thinking about getting these flamethrower parts? Or would matching msd parts be better
MSD Ignition Street Fire Ignition CoilPart #5525

PerTronix Flame-Thrower HEI and TFI Ignition Coils D3001

PerTronix Flame-Thrower Ignition Modules D2001

 

[84GP455]

I bought a PerTronix Flame-Thrower complete distributor back in 2004 and it's still going strong, good spark. It comes with 3 sets of springs and lighter weights so you can tailor it to open up sooner to match your RPM power band and it made a big difference for my setup.

 

[Bri guy]

I bought a PerTronix Flame-Thrower complete distributor back in 2004 and it's still going strong, good spark. It comes with 3 sets of springs and lighter weights so you can tailor it to open up sooner to match your RPM power band and it made a big difference for my setup.

I messed up thinking I had the coil with my purchase. But I have the msd distributor cap and rotor. Now I have to many options on what to use for a coil and ignition module. I hear good things about the pertronixs. But I don'
Want to give up my new msd stuff. So Would mixing brands matter? Or stick with msd brands only for those items

 

[84GP455]

I think it doesn't really matter if you have an MSD cap and rotor with a PerTronix module. They're both good names and i've mismatched distributor parts before. Any aftermarket stuff will always be better than over the counter Pep boys chinese crap.

 

[fleming442]

I've never really bought into the "hot" ignition products (can you say "E3 spark plugs"?). Unless you have a full-tilt boogie race car, most replacement parts will work just fine with the exception being HEI modules. I'm talking plugs, wires, coil, etc.... The biggest tip I can give is that if you're running a capacitive discharge ignition box, the solid brass coil button is a must; the carbon buttons will heat up and melt the surrounding plastic.