I'm currently running a stock 1.6 ignition with stock NGK wires that are between 4-10 years old. I think I finally need to do something about it.

I've been tempted to just go to COP's for the simplicity but I'm using these LS2 coils on another project and they have an unbelievable amount of power and are dirt cheap at $20 each brand new.

I'd have to configure my ecu to fire them but there is already info for you MS guys.
http://www.megamanual.com/seq/coils.htm

This is the info that pushed me into using the LS2 Yukon coils:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...65754251&hl=en

It's 18 minutes of your life, but if all product tests were this good......

 

Dunno about the LS2, but I tested the LS1 coils and they were very, very strong.

 

What ecu were you running? Any trouble setting it up?


The packaging of the COPs is so nice but the sheer power of the LS2's probably offset the hassle of mounting, weight(vs COPs) and having to use wires.

 

GM really does have some strong *** ignition systems. It'd be cool to get something like that to fit.