Coil packs - benefits?
30-10-2004, 07:05 PM
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Coil packs - benefits?
Just about to sort a cossie loom for the zvh managment, whilst doing the loom is it benifical to run coil packs??
What work and cost is involved in converting the cossie loom to run coil packs??
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What work and cost is involved in converting the cossie loom to run coil packs??
Answers on a postcard please
02-11-2004, 01:05 PM
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Benefits: Powerful Spark, Wasted Ignition, Less moving parts and no cut and shut dizzy.
You will need a P8 ecu with appropriate board to run the dual ignition amps and to convert to a cam phase sensor (you may already have this if you run a 'gadget' style trigger). You will also need FRST leads, coilpack, mounting bracket and a blanking plate for the side of the head where the dizzy sat.
You will need a P8 ecu with appropriate board to run the dual ignition amps and to convert to a cam phase sensor (you may already have this if you run a 'gadget' style trigger). You will also need FRST leads, coilpack, mounting bracket and a blanking plate for the side of the head where the dizzy sat.
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Further benefits: less jitter in spark advance as sensor read crank directly, easy to advance/retard cam without affecting ignition advance. The spark is really powerful too. Seems like you can use any plug, any gap, any boost, it just works.
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