The MSD Blaster II and III series coils are quite good, and may be used for ballast resistor (point), HEI and Capacitor discharge (MSD 5/6/7) ignition applications.
As all spiral core wire is essentially the same construction, no matter who's name is on it, go for the 8mm stuff. I have used 7 and 8mm spiral core wire sets from Borg-Warner, the Select series, with same results and lifespan as sets costing three times as much, and having some pretty famous names.
As long as you use a distributor cap with copper terminals, there won't be a problem with performance, aluminum terminals aren't meant for performance work, and will easily form arcing buildup on the terminals inside the dist cap.
For GM window type distributors, I use either the NAPA RR165 cap/RR167R rotor Has socket type wore connections, or the RR167R rotor and MSD 8435 cap, is red, has HEI type terminals, fits point distributor.
Please remember, if you use the above MSD cap, you will come up without a coil wire if you use an off the shelf HEI wire set. I have found a few Ford engines have the correct wire lengths and ends (Duraspark wire sets) to work with the MSD cap, and gives the coil wire ewith them (Interesting That Ford has some wire sets that are fine for our better GM engines, Ford always seems to put things on the wrong end of things).