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    the most cost affective way is with an AEM EMS and a AEM Twin fire ignition with pencil coils or CBR coils. There are kits now for hondas that are plug and play, though they still use the distributor for signal i dont know about Mitsu.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPOOLIN View Post
    the most cost affective way is with an AEM EMS and a AEM Twin fire ignition with pencil coils or CBR coils. There are kits now for hondas that are plug and play, though they still use the distributor for signal i dont know about Mitsu.
    ill check it out and do a little but more research
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