Hey folks, never really done more than an oem coil...will this help with anything if not used with another part?
1186651
Not knowing your vehicle, I would recommend this coil. It is something that I myself always upgrade, and I have used MSD ignition products on my Street Rod for many years.
1186652
Best idea is to stick with your OEM coil as this is suited to the OEM parts that you wish to continue to use. It may give you a much brighter spark which will give you a cleaner combustion burn but overall OEM has the advantage as all your other parts match.
1186653
Supposedly it improves horsepower. What car are you planning on putting this into? If you do not have any other engine upgrades I doubt that it will make a noticeable difference.
1599220
Hi we do not have one .. the best thing to do is see if you can find a parts look up online unless you already have the part number of the coil ?type in the part number on amazon and see if it comes upsorry that we did not have the part
336705
Not really. Maybe check and make sure they didn't mix up a couple wires that go to your coils. Or if your coils are around 50 to 100k miles old ten they may be going bad
229947
This is another brand. It made my AC blow very low. I suggest buying the original part. Youll be sending this one back.
124598
I dont think anyone would be using them on return plus it wont be effective on return side .Its best to use it on intake. I am using them from past 13 months and aluminum coils still shine as the new one.
952203
This will work with any radiator or heat exchange coil. While I haven't checked, some people claim up to a 20psi drop in system pressure which is an increase in efficiency and system longevity. http://www.ericthecarguy.com/forum/18-The-EricTheCarGuy-Video-Forum/51745-increasing-ac-performance-by-cleaning-condensers?limitstart=0
1777965
The instructions explain to use at least two feet of copper tubing on the inlet and outlet side. I did and have had no problems. Be sure to use jam wrenches on the compression fittings to prevent distortion of the coils.
2005143
Yes but I will not recommend these coils, you will end up replacing them again. Try NAPA
96410
I talked to msd and this will work without the mad box. Just remove your coil and wire it up. You also need the msd cap.
743042
This is the correct coil. If you are planning to change any of the rear cylinder coils you should do them all- it's just so time consuming to access those cylinders
1609577
This is a pretty universal system1) It comes with a very complete wiring harness, wouldn't worry about that2) it can be triggered by a magnetic dist signal3) Would think your coil should work fineRuns great in my 57 Chevy. Have fun!!
1177028
No need for a coil with this distributor. Don't be like me and buy a new one and then not have any need for it. Haha
792071
78 seems old for this particular coil, was this recommended by someone? Or did you find it on google?
2208060
Who knows - dirt in the coil, contact oxidation. Sorry, can't help much. Actually you can try to contact Claber support. They were pretty responsive to my questions.
1546682
Sorry, I ended up replacing my radiator before using this product. I'll put it on Ebay in a few days.
407266
I still have the electric coils. I hope someone else can answer your question.
1597917
This kit comes with two coils. Surely your bike doesn't use more. If so, there is another kit with only one coil