Bailey Ltcc (lt1-to-ls1 Coil Conversion) on 2040-parts.com
Merritt Island, Florida, United States
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This is the LTCC
(LT1-to-LS1 coil conversion) designed and manufactured by Bob Bailey of Bailey
Engineering, the same outfit that designed and produced the popular Scanmaster
MAF translator and Translator plus for Turbo Buicks and LT1s
Benefits of the system
are: extended opti life much stronger
ignition at high RPM/boost built in adjustable rev limiter / two-step built in
adjustable N2O / boost retard. It's just plain cool. This unit was used for only 50 miles on my car and then boxed.
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