Thanks for all the comments guys. Now I
am confused (which is not too difficult)
A few questions have emerged from these responses which probably require a little more explanation from me as to what my aims are.
The car, currently the subject of a nut and bolt rebuild, will initially run on Dellorto's with a Megajolt ignition system - crank trigger, Ford coil pack, TPS, EDIS etc. I have already had the engine running in the chassis with this system jury rigged and it works very well indeed (even better once properly set up on a rolling road I hope).
Ultimately I would like to go the full FI route and so have fitted all the required infrascturcture to do this as a future project by changing to Jenvey's and an Emerald or similar ECU. I have already fitted an Andy Wiltshire tank with swirl pot, return boss etc. together with twin fuel pipes.
So, everything I do now in terms of siting the coil pack etc I want to get right first time in order to make the changeover to full FI as easy as possible when, and if, funds permit.
There appear to be a number of possible options for siting of the coil pack - I can either put it on the bulkhead, Spyder style, or else on the inner wing in the position of the std coil. The other options posted above of mounting to the engine are unexpected - what would be the advantage of this?
On balance I am persuaded to mount the coil pack on the inner wing below the carbs as it is less obtrusive down there. However I also need to decide where to position the Edis unit. Does anyone know if the Edis unit can go next to the coil pack (ie are they sensitive to interference). I don't know where they nornmally go on a std Ford car and must confess that I do not even know what the Edis does
I will probably mount the Megajolt unit in the passenger footweel area or perhaps even in the glovebox. Are there any things I need to be aware of regarding electrical interference? I have heavily screened the cable from the crank trigger but wonder if anyone can offer advice about where to run the various cables so that they do not interfere (signal wise) with one another. As you will see from the picture I have a blank canvass so can really run the wiring and site things pretty much where I want to.
Comments appreciated.
Jon