zkeller

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Coils are almost two years old. This is how three came back from MSD's warranty department. No replacements sent. They said it is their policy to only offer a one year warranty on ingnition coils. Car only had about 3k miles since I installed them. If you tap them with a hammer, they start to fire...

1meantransam

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lol, i sold mine after i found out you can loser horse with them... good once you have lots of ponys though i suspect.

Soul TKR

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that's rediculous... you pay that much for something and the company doesn't even back up their product... especially with such low miles/time on them

I know what i'm not ever buying...

seawolf18

iTrader: (18)

Thats BS that MSD wont back their product. I thought the stock coils were pretty good?

josh2002-ws6

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Yeah I am with him ^. That is B.S.

fenix999

iTrader: (17)

waste of money, stock coils are fine, and if anything you can upgrade to the truck coils, which supposedly are alittle better than standard fbody ones. I would never buy that honestly tho no matter what

King Nothing

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is there even any advantage or gain of any kind with the MSD coils???????

BIG_MIKE2005

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No. I don't care what their advertising says. The stockers have been used in HP applications in the neighborhood of 1000RWHP without issue. I firmly stand by my opinion that the only reason they actually sell these is because of smart marketing & people who aren't really educated about our stock coils.

Almost everyone I have seen buy a set of these has turned around & sold them to go back to stock units. Most people just look at the name & think just cause it's MSD it has to be better than stock, but this isn't the case with our coil packs.

No tryin to bash MSD here cause I have no problem with alot of their parts, but these are really a pointless part that is extremely overpriced.

Country Boy

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aw come on... everyone always say that you get what you pay for, right?! Those have to be badass!

TheSilverOne

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expensive paperweights

King Nothing

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alot of people told me when i was about to buy my MSD wires that they had this and that problem with them but i've never had any problems with them hmmm oh well yeah i've heard by a couple people those coil packs are useless, more like a cosmetic upgrade

tee-boy

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TRash.

The Alchemist

iTrader: (19)

Expensive engine jewelery. Best of luck.

Michael02hawk

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I had 2 MSD coils go bad in under 6 months! MSD replaced them under warranty, I then removed all the MSD coils and sold them.

Pieces of crap.

youguessit

MSD should not be put on an ls1. End of discussion.

zkeller

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I voiced my opinion to MSD when they called and told me that they were not going to replace them. One of my points that I brought up to the tech is that it is a plug and play item. There is no way that I caused them to fail by wiring them wrong, unlike a 6A box or something hard-wired?

Anyway, I put stock coils back on and I swear the car runs better than ever. Before the misfires started, I noticed that the car did not pull as hard up top.

The stock coils are sealed Denso units. What I think is happening with the MSD junk is that they are splitting where they glue them together....

I guess sometimes you learn your lesson the expensive way!