MSD Coil packs
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MSD Coil packs I am putting together a 2002 Camaro with a stroker lq4 in it and I was just wondering does anyone know if the msd coil packs are really that much better than the stock coil packs?? Because if they are not I dont really wanna spend 6 to 7 hundred dollars on them.
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not trying to hijack, but what issues are you having with the wires? They don't seem to fit "right" IMO. They go on, they sorta make that "clip on" sound, but they just don't feel on their good/tight?
Well I had fitment problems.
I know of a couple of others who had different problems. One with misfires cured by going back to stock wires. Another had 1 arrive dead in the box when shipped to him.
As someone pointed out their QC has just gone down hill. They used to be known as the best and to many still are sadly.
I know of a couple of others who had different problems. One with misfires cured by going back to stock wires. Another had 1 arrive dead in the box when shipped to him.
As someone pointed out their QC has just gone down hill. They used to be known as the best and to many still are sadly.
Well I had fitment problems.
I know of a couple of others who had different problems. One with misfires cured by going back to stock wires. Another had 1 arrive dead in the box when shipped to him.
As someone pointed out their QC has just gone down hill. They used to be known as the best and to many still are sadly.
I know of a couple of others who had different problems. One with misfires cured by going back to stock wires. Another had 1 arrive dead in the box when shipped to him.
As someone pointed out their QC has just gone down hill. They used to be known as the best and to many still are sadly.
