Sun Hyper Ground & Hot Inazma Install

[driftfactory]

We just added a new install write-up to our site. This is for all of you who are interested in voltage/grounding sytems.

We installed the Sun Hyper Ground and Sun Hot Inazma systems onto our IS300.

Click here to view the install

[TheTicTac]

So this hot inazma system is similar if not the same as a MSD 6A or Crane Cam Hi-6 CDI boxes?

[S14DB]

Originally Posted by TheTicTac

So this hot inazma system is similar if not the same as a MSD 6A or Crane Cam Hi-6 CDI boxes?

Um no.
The MSD and Crane are Ignition boxes.
This is a capacitor in a fancy box.

[Ritz S14]

Originally Posted by S14DB

Um no.
The MSD and Crane are Ignition boxes.
This is a capacitor in a fancy box.

Not even that sometimes.

[TheTicTac]

Originally Posted by S14DB

Um no.
The MSD and Crane are Ignition boxes.
This is a capacitor in a fancy box.

Last time I checked CDI stood for Capacitive Discharge Igniton, and going from what driftfactory explains in their write up, it sounds like that inazma box is a cdi box.

[S14DB]

Originally Posted by TheTicTac

Last time I checked CDI stood for Capacitive Discharge Igniton, and going from what driftfactory explains in their write up, it sounds like that inazma box is a cdi box.

"The Sun Hot Inazma is a computerized hyper voltage system that stores energy from the battery and releases it back into the system at times of high load - for example, full throttle."

Sounds like a Capacitor to me. Just like you would have on a stereo system before the amps. I see nothing that would indicate anything to do with a igniton system.

[atom]

Instead of reading the description, just look at where they hook it up to. It can't possibly be the same as a real ignition box like MSD, it's not even hooked up to the ignition system in any way..........

[TheTicTac]

Originally Posted by S14DB

"The Sun Hot Inazma is a computerized hyper voltage system that stores energy from the battery and releases it back into the system at times of high load - for example, full throttle."

Sounds like a Capacitor to me. Just like you would have on a stereo system before the amps. I see nothing that would indicate anything to do with a igniton system.

Do you agree with me or just wanting to prove a point you don't fully understand? The boxes I am talking about from MSD and Crane are controlled capacitive discharge units, that needs the original igntion system in place. I have never seen anybody use just a CDI box alone to start a car.

[Jeff240sx]

Originally Posted by TheTicTac

Do you agree with me or just wanting to prove a point you don't fully understand? The boxes I am talking about from MSD and Crane are controlled capacitive discharge units, that needs the original igntion system in place. I have never seen anybody use just a CDI box alone to start a car.

For speaking so bluntly, you sure are wrong here.
CDI is capacitive discharge ignition [system]. The ignition box itself stores power and releases it during the ignition cycles.
This box is a capacitor, designed to keep the voltage steady in the car's electrical system (in theory). There is a massive difference between a full-on ignition system that has capacitors in it, and a capacitor in the box attached to the grounding system.
-Jeff

[AllenRPS13]

my friend also go that, it's pretty good! the response of the car has improved a lot