Rev limiter on FBO ignition?

[RDJ]

I have a "stockish" FBO ignition system on my 408 (chrome box, stock but recurved dist, ballast resistor). Is there a rev limiter I can use with this? I've never used a rev limiter before, but this car gets up there in a hurry.

I tried calling FBO a couple of times and no answer and no message machine. did they fold, go on vacation or something?

 

[3406pk]

I hope to do the same thing with rev limiter for FBO. If I hear of something I'll let you know.

 

[70aarcuda]

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MSD-8728/

 

[racerkilla]

i run a cheap procomp rev limiter on my 340 with orange box and has worked good for 40ish dollars, has a knob to set the limit where ever instead of using pills

 

[1970Duster]

Why not just use the msd e curve dizzy? (I'm using it), you dont need a box and they have built in rev limiters that are super easy to adjust! Any easier and a baby sucking on it's momma's t*t could do it.

 

[3406pk]

Thanks 70aarCuda for the link. Do you know how that wires into the OEM/FBO dist or control box?

 

[70aarcuda]

http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/instructions/msd-8728_frm28768.pdf

look at figure no. 8 ,,,,

if that link does not open...click on the first link to the rev limiter...and there is instruction available...in pdf format......

it shows how to wire into a mopar oem electronic ignitions..pretty simple

 

[moper]

FBO is factory based so any aftermarket "add on" rpm limiter will work.

 

[RDJ]

Thanks for the responses. Since I have no experience with them, I didn't want to get one and find out that it only works with special ignition systems.

 

[RDJ]

I found one of those procomp rev limters on ebay for $27 + $5 shipping. Hopefully it isn't a piece of crap. A little short on $$ right now after spending way too much on my the rest of my car.

Now I have to figure out what RPM to set it at. I only have about 30 miles on the car and it needs some tuning.

 

[PRO3440]

Do you have the hook
up diagram