When should the coil packs be changed?
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After a little research it seems as though the coils are either good or bad, no need to replace. However, the second I have $600 laying around I will jump on them on the basis of an appearence modification to complement the wires...
As for MSD's claims of increased spark output and decreased time it takes to deliever, I doubt you would see any type of difference on a stock motor. It would take some crazy kind of cylinder pressure to need a spark like that.
As for MSD's claims of increased spark output and decreased time it takes to deliever, I doubt you would see any type of difference on a stock motor. It would take some crazy kind of cylinder pressure to need a spark like that.
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Originally Posted by ShortChevy
Right there is no need to change a coil unless it is failing or misfiring