Coils?
09-12-2009, 08:26 AM
#2
The ones you have, they are free. Money to burn????
Now if you coils are bad and need replaced...
There was a video floating around with some electrical guy w/ an o-scope doing actual testing on coils. He seemed to find that LS1s were the worst, LS2s are better, and the coils with the little heat sink on them were the best.
I doubt it makes any difference what so ever. I happen to have the coils with the heat sinks if you need a part number or something. (dont pay attention to the arrow, it was for something else)
Now if you coils are bad and need replaced...
There was a video floating around with some electrical guy w/ an o-scope doing actual testing on coils. He seemed to find that LS1s were the worst, LS2s are better, and the coils with the little heat sink on them were the best.
I doubt it makes any difference what so ever. I happen to have the coils with the heat sinks if you need a part number or something. (dont pay attention to the arrow, it was for something else)
09-12-2009, 09:10 AM
#4
On The Tree
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I wish I had money to burn but I have a miss and I've changed evrything else but the coils and I figured after 10 years and a 105,000 miles they are probably due for a change
09-12-2009, 03:27 PM
#5
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You can get the coils at a junkyard. Saves you a few hundred bucks.