Accuspark spares question

[JMF894]

Hi all i realise these are a bit cheap compared to lucas etc but what experience has anyone of Accuspark products? I'm simply thinking of putting together a few 'emergency' spares so don't want spending to go through the roof!

Remember these are for emergency only, as in - get me home

Jimbo

[Solitude]

Taxi

[JMF894]

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[Solitude]

Sorry Jim

just in one of those daft moods.

no offence meant

Gavin

[JMF894]

I know matey none taken.

I take it Accuspark is sheeeeeeite?

Jimbo

[Solitude]

honestly no idea mate !!!

[JMF894]

lol

[vampire222]

Should be fairly ok, what was top end automotive engineering 25 years ago can now be done by a chinese robot just as well.

[nwarner]

I've been running an Accuspark ignition module & coil on my 3000S for over a year with no problems. Far better than points.

Nige

[mrzigazaga]

Hi Jimbo...There are mixed reviews as regards to this system if you google it..Some say they are happy..Others say it failed after 200 miles...Whats wrong with what you have mate??..Ziga

[JMF894]

Nothing wrong with the car atm Mark i just want to have some emergency spares to carry around in case of a problem.

Coil
Ignition module
rotor arm
dizzy cap etc

Jimbo

[mrzigazaga]

I see..Its always good to carry spares of that calibre with you..I only have a spare clutch cable and bits of hose, I really should carry a spare set of belts but the majority of my bits are new so all i carry is my RAC card..Which touch wood i havent needed for this year..SShh not too loud or your'll wake delilah..Cheers..Ziga

[JMF894]

Oh yes i have one of those of course!

I usually carry tools, belts, fuses, relays, water, wire, hose clips, oil, cable ties, insulation tape........

That's the boot full then!


Jimbo