Mini-VIP 18 Viscious Volts

Originally Posted by mustang42782

This device has been outlawed by IMCA and NASCAR for circle track racing.

We did not know that it had been banned by them. We used to make an 18 volt battery that was banned due to the rule against running 2 batteries.

But we thought that our 18 volt step-up Mini-VIP would be legal.

Originally Posted by dbu8554

I just gotta say big ups to sdavis he seems to be answering alot of questions and not losing his cool at all I know some people have a hard time with that but its nice to see a vendor out there answering questions.

Also since its been banned by nascar does that mean it works?

Oh yeah how would something like this effect a Distributor less Ignition System such as fords EDIS just wondering thanks alot

You just splice into the power wire(s) going to the ignition coil(s).

The unit has a diode inside of it that isolates the 18 volts to your ignition coils.

Originally Posted by dutchlincoln79

If it would be beneficial, most car manufacturers wouldn't put a resistor in series with the coil, they'd put a step-up converter between the coil instead...
CD boxes do not gain anything, as they have a equal device built in... (they can run as low as 9 volts, to up to 24 volts, with equal performance... Says enough...)

The oem's used resistors to prevent from burning up points and coils.

Keep in mind that the Mini-VIP is NOT a cd box.