Plug and Play Toyota Coil-On-Plug Setup
06-09-2008, 04:51 PM
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Still waiting on brackets, I am expecting them Wednesday.
jayc72, I can order you a set, but it'll probably be faster to go through the place in Texas yourself. Once I ship them to you, you probably won't save much on shipping either.
jayc72, I can order you a set, but it'll probably be faster to go through the place in Texas yourself. Once I ship them to you, you probably won't save much on shipping either.
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06-09-2008, 08:24 PM
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Just talked to my friend who has been my liason for the sheetmetal shop. The plates are being deburred today, studs are being pressed in tomorrow. Should have them Wednesday as scheduled.
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06-11-2008, 05:45 PM
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Savington... Just now saw this thread.
I think I'd like this setup, any ideas how this would work out of the gate with the Hydra ECU? I'm guessing since it's plug and play, it will function like the stock coils without changing anything else. Would I have to change anything (other than the tune) to run sequential ignition?
I was just about to order a new coil pack and wires, but I would go this route instead if it will truly be plug and play and offer better more consistant spark.
thanks!
I think I'd like this setup, any ideas how this would work out of the gate with the Hydra ECU? I'm guessing since it's plug and play, it will function like the stock coils without changing anything else. Would I have to change anything (other than the tune) to run sequential ignition?
I was just about to order a new coil pack and wires, but I would go this route instead if it will truly be plug and play and offer better more consistant spark.
thanks!
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06-12-2008, 10:33 AM
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oh nice, I cant wait!
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06-13-2008, 01:42 AM
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My '94 guys are going to have to cut and splice wires, unfortunately. I haven't found the OEM connector yet.
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06-13-2008, 01:44 PM
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Sav, can you answer this? I need to make a decision on this asap, I also sent you an email. Thanks!
Savington... Just now saw this thread.
I think I'd like this setup, any ideas how this would work out of the gate with the Hydra ECU? I'm guessing since it's plug and play, it will function like the stock coils without changing anything else. Would I have to change anything (other than the tune) to run sequential ignition?
I was just about to order a new coil pack and wires, but I would go this route instead if it will truly be plug and play and offer better more consistant spark.
thanks!
I think I'd like this setup, any ideas how this would work out of the gate with the Hydra ECU? I'm guessing since it's plug and play, it will function like the stock coils without changing anything else. Would I have to change anything (other than the tune) to run sequential ignition?
I was just about to order a new coil pack and wires, but I would go this route instead if it will truly be plug and play and offer better more consistant spark.
thanks!
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