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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 02:46 PM
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SOL yes I did.

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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by lazzer408
To some extent. The rubber seal does contact the valve cover but is not molded to fit as well as it might fit the 1ZZFE.
I must have gotten a different coilset. On mine, there's about 3/8" space betwixt coil and valve cover when fully seated. On a 1.6 engine.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
I must have gotten a different coilset. On mine, there's about 3/8" space betwixt coil and valve cover when fully seated. On a 1.6 engine.
Post a pic of your coils, the part numbers, and the instalation. Sean has a 1.6 and the coils I recomended and ordered fit fine on both the 1.6 and 1.8.
Old Aug 16, 2007 | 09:07 AM
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Old Aug 16, 2007 | 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by lazzer408
SOL yes I did.

Everyone else I'm using your Paypal addresses right?
Yes.
Old Aug 16, 2007 | 09:58 AM
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it said in my paypal to use my paypal address. "yes"
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Joining this discussion. Great idea here. I tried the Chrysler/AEM TwinFire amplifier COP system once. Worked okay until the AEM box fried itself. Took it off and run OEM coils again. This COP idea seems to be much less maintenance and in keeping with the KISS theory.

Only thing is I don't want to cut into the factory ignition harness again after the last debacle. I noticed an image of a connector on a previous page. That looks like it may fit the OEM coil connectors going to the 1.8l coils on my engine. I'd really like to find a connector that I could PnP with so I don't have to cut the 1.8l ignition harness again.

I already bought a set of 1ZZ coils off ebay. Just want to find a connector for the OEM ignition coil connectors before jumping on this project.
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Just finished my PnP harness for mine. Still wish I had the toyta cop connectors... but i made do.





I'll test it all out, once I figure how I want to mount it.
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Looks good. To bad I can't just disassemble an ignitor to do that for my '99.
Old Aug 17, 2007 | 05:12 PM
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Hey-what a good idea
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Old Aug 17, 2007 | 05:45 PM
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hey-I mentioned it weeks ago...

Looks good Splitime. You welding on stand-offs now?
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Originally Posted by Splitime
Just finished my PnP harness for mine.


I'll test it all out, once I figure how I want to mount it.
How did you make the bit that plugs into the miata ecu harness? Also, how come yours is only one plug instead of a pair of plugs?
Old Aug 17, 2007 | 06:53 PM
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It looks like a gutted ignitor with the wires coing out of teh back from a hole.

Looks like it will be neat.

Congrats.
Old Aug 17, 2007 | 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Splitime
Just finished my PnP harness for mine. Still wish I had the toyta cop connectors... but i made do.
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I'll test it all out, once I figure how I want to mount it.

Incredibly clean - very nice job!

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Now if only it worked 100% . I got car up on them first try, idle smooth, didn't test beyond that.

But... no tach. I have all 4 tach outputs merging and then merged with the 2 center wires on the ignitor....

I"m so close.
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Originally Posted by lazzer408
hey-I mentioned it weeks ago...

Looks good Splitime. You welding on stand-offs now?
I'm trying to come up with a less permanent way. My GTX valve cover is in good condition... and I don't really want to refinish it.
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Will the plugs not just sit on the spark plugs? Or do they not clip onto the plug like most plug wires do?
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no they'll come off when you're driving. they fit on the plugs, but not as snugly as plug wires do.

dave, I find your tach issue odd. I'm planning on isolating all the tach outs from each other with diodes. perhaps that's an issue.
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