badaSS346

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I have a few questions on the truck coils.

1) Where can i get them?

2) What part number are they?

3) Any idea on $$?

4) Do they bolt right in or do i have to make them fit?

Thanks

badaSS346

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anyone?

badaSS346

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nothing?

WILWAXU

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You can get them from any GM dealer or used.

Why do you think you need them?

I <3 80057

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According to "How to build High-Performance Chevy LS1/LS6 V8's" they work better for high RPM, high combustion-ratio engines.

Wrecking Yard?

Blake

jbuckweiser

I think the ls6 ones have the higher output as well.

badaSS346

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Im trying to find an intermitant miss. I think its a weak coil.

Pro Stock John

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I run the (Melco style) GM truck coils:

GM truck coils (Melco)
GM truck coil trays
MSD Truck wires

It all bolts right up.

I got them from valvegod@aol.com for less than $200 shipped.

mikespeed95

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are you making the pass in your sig on that 200 buck setup?

WILWAXU

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high compression?

The stock coils have proven to handle HUGE hp without issue.

It's a waste of money to change coils (for performance reasons) on anything under 600-700 rwhp.

A trick many of us use is to move the coils around. If you can isolate the coil, swap it to a different location and see if the miss follows it.

badaSS346

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I emailed him and he said that he does not have any of the truck coils right now. He said that he has the LS2/LS7 coils. He said that they are supposed to be better. Is this true or should i wait for the truck ones?

badaSS346

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Anyone know which is better the LS7 or the truck coils?

SS DNA

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I would think the LS7 coils would be better as its the Top of the line LS motor....