Installed my Fab9 COP kit
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That's funny, since I've run Toyota coils at that boost level with no issues and GM LS2T coils are way more powerful. We ran a set of LS coils at .070" plug gaps until the plugs gave up ~500 miles later.
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I hope this clears the air about them being PNP for the 01+ cars.
The new MSM version on the left, and the previous (all other applications) on the right.
The standard coils we were shipping fit perfectly in the 01+ VVT cars but the feedback was that due to the powder coating on the MSM cars the fitment was a bit too firm.
Since then we've made a revision and offered to upgrade anyone who had already purchased the previous "firm fitting" version.
The new MSM version on the left, and the previous (all other applications) on the right.
The standard coils we were shipping fit perfectly in the 01+ VVT cars but the feedback was that due to the powder coating on the MSM cars the fitment was a bit too firm.
Since then we've made a revision and offered to upgrade anyone who had already purchased the previous "firm fitting" version.
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I've actually got a set of these but opted to do my own harness so they are not installed yet, so I do have a horse in this race. Bryan and I traded about 40 emails about these and hunting down the connectors so I've been impressed thus far. If I can dig up some TXL I'll be installing these over the weekend.
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Nope, they have a slip fit, exactly like they would on a bike. Or even how your factory plug wires may fit. You can feel them "click" into place when they're seated all the way.
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