Direct Fire Ignition*UPDATE*
Alright, I might sound like an idiot, but are these things universal. Say you find some at a junk yard off another car, and they are long enough to reach your plug, can you swap them out if you have factory ignition/ecu?
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I just thought everyone might wanna see that THIS was the update.
Read carefully.
MaxxTib, let me know if I need to unlock this bra. Nice try though. Anyone make some COP's that wouldn't burn anything out?
Read carefully.
MaxxTib, let me know if I need to unlock this bra. Nice try though. Anyone make some COP's that wouldn't burn anything out?
QUOTE (MaxxTib)
OK, DO NOT TRY THIS MOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAYBE JUST DELETE THIS POST SO NOBODY DOES!!!!!!!!!
I thought I would try to see how these coil's would run off of the stock ignition without the MSD hooked up and the outcome is not good, I ended up burning out another ecu(this is number three), it turns out theses little coil's draw more amperage than our stock ecu can handle, it ran good for about ten minutes untill the ecu overheated(I guess)and the ignition outputs fried. It worked good with the MSD because it supplies more power to the coil's and it ran great so do not try it unless you are running a MSD ignition or a standalone that can handle the power needed to run the coils. I guess someone had to try it to see if it would work, oh well back to the drawing board
I thought I would try to see how these coil's would run off of the stock ignition without the MSD hooked up and the outcome is not good, I ended up burning out another ecu(this is number three), it turns out theses little coil's draw more amperage than our stock ecu can handle, it ran good for about ten minutes untill the ecu overheated(I guess)and the ignition outputs fried. It worked good with the MSD because it supplies more power to the coil's and it ran great so do not try it unless you are running a MSD ignition or a standalone that can handle the power needed to run the coils. I guess someone had to try it to see if it would work, oh well back to the drawing board



