Depends if you plan on building a monster TT build or not! When I say monster, I mean over 1500hp! If not, Why waste the $$ on coils if the stock ones work?
Well one has a crack in it. I posted a pic of it. I figured if I was upgrading everthing else why not. But 170 for somthing I may not need is pointless
I have the high out put ones, no idea if they're doing anything above and beyond the stock coil packs. I have thread on it over on the vca site. I recall weighing both the stock and high output coild, the ho weight a few ounces more. One of the ho coil packs requires the harness connector to be modified, essentially shaving off a little stuby.
[QUOTE=ViperTony;1584794]I have the high out put ones, no idea if they're doing anything above and beyond the stock coil packs. I have thread on it over on the vca site. I recall weighing both the stock and high output coild, the ho weight a few ounces more. One of the ho coil packs requires the harness connector to be modified, essentially shaving off a little stuby.[/QUOTE]
I have dyno tested numerous ignition systems(coils, amplifiers, spark plugs) on hi RPM small displacement engines that yield huge h.p. per c.i with no obvious benefits until cylinder pressure is excessive. Most of them are not as reliable as the factory parts, don't fit well, cost more and have little or no warranty. The factory coils can certainly support 100 whp per cylinder making this an easy decision.
If you are running a lot of nitrous or FI, then they will probably be beneficial. stock or bolt-ons, probably not necessary, but won't be detrimental either.
Well I think the stock set up is fine for my h/c car lol
You think Just pick up Sal's slightly used coils and call it a day! He's a stand up guy, so you don't have to worry about not getting what you paid for
Well I think the stock set up is fine for my h/c car lol
I truly believe you'll be safe!
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You think Just pick up Sal's slightly used coils and call it a day! He's a stand up guy, so you don't have to worry about not getting what you paid for
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Just pick up Sal's slightly used coils and call it a day! He's a stand up guy, so you don't have to worry about not getting what you paid for
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