Fer sure, a buddy of mine used 4 car coils but that can be hard on points if all isn't ballasted correct (which Billy Bob out there has no idea how to do). However if those Wico's are maintained she fires fine and if all else is well the 6 volts spins the ponys plenty fast while 12 volts on them is rough on starter drives, its just too much. Sure there are times where a 12 volt conversion is okay, but I think its a bit much to butcher up a good 6 volt pony system. But to each their own, your money your tractor, but converting a pony tractor to 12 volts isn't for me but I do agree the lights are much better!!!
What some guys have done when using the new better coils is to by pass the ballast resistor which increases spark energy no 12 volts required and they start and perform fine.
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