LT1 Coil Bracket for LS1 Coils
07-30-2013, 09:12 AM
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LT1 Coil Bracket for LS1 Coils I currently own the LTCC Coil Conversion.
The LS1 Coil Packs are not mounted very well.
I have been looking into this bracket, but cannot find it elsewhere.
Anyone have any clue who made this bracket? I need the whole thing.
From the plate that sits on the intake to the top brackets.
or maybe someones up to making it?
The LS1 Coil Packs are not mounted very well.
I have been looking into this bracket, but cannot find it elsewhere.
Anyone have any clue who made this bracket? I need the whole thing.
From the plate that sits on the intake to the top brackets.
or maybe someones up to making it?
08-01-2013, 03:38 AM
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We will soon release coil brackets for every type of LS ignition coil. The 3D models are done, one of the two fixtures are done (for the CNC mill), and we should begin milling the final fixture tomorrow.
Coming very soon...
Final price is unknown. I only know we have about 30 min into facing both sides and milling the four center holes. Additional machine time won't be known until late next week.
Coming very soon...
Final price is unknown. I only know we have about 30 min into facing both sides and milling the four center holes. Additional machine time won't be known until late next week.
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08-28-2013, 05:37 AM
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All brackets were machined last week. They are currently in the hands of the metal finisher and anodizer. Supposedly they were finished (we are trying out a few different finishing textures) and anodized on Monday. That's what I knew as of last week.
The only bracket not available yet is this one below. We have to use a different threaded spacer for this application. Those spacers are not available yet. I'm trying not to use "truck coils" because trucks received more than one type of coil (trucks used any one of three different coils).
The only bracket not available yet is this one below. We have to use a different threaded spacer for this application. Those spacers are not available yet. I'm trying not to use "truck coils" because trucks received more than one type of coil (trucks used any one of three different coils).
08-28-2013, 05:49 AM
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If anyone wants a set of unfinished brackets at a reduced price, please contact EFI Connection (not through the message forum) and we may be able to arrange for a set of semi-raw brackets...we have a few sets that did not go to the metal finisher. We can apply a fine texture (glass bead).
I would strongly recommend waiting for anodized brackets because they don't scratch as easily. I suppose you could paint or powder coat them. We will not offer painted brackets (they scratch too easily), powder coat brackets (powder coat dulls as you clean/wipe the surface), or polished brackets. Anodize is really the best solution.
I would strongly recommend waiting for anodized brackets because they don't scratch as easily. I suppose you could paint or powder coat them. We will not offer painted brackets (they scratch too easily), powder coat brackets (powder coat dulls as you clean/wipe the surface), or polished brackets. Anodize is really the best solution.
08-28-2013, 09:33 AM
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All brackets were machined last week. They are currently in the hands of the metal finisher and anodizer. Supposedly they were finished (we are trying out a few different finishing textures) and anodized on Monday. That's what I knew as of last week.
The only bracket not available yet is this one below. We have to use a different threaded spacer for this application. Those spacers are not available yet. I'm trying not to use "truck coils" because trucks received more than one type of coil (trucks used any one of three different coils).
The only bracket not available yet is this one below. We have to use a different threaded spacer for this application. Those spacers are not available yet. I'm trying not to use "truck coils" because trucks received more than one type of coil (trucks used any one of three different coils).
08-28-2013, 09:53 AM
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There is only one style of LS ignition coil with heat sink on top.
08-28-2013, 02:56 PM
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I won't hold you to it but do you have a guesstimate of when those brackets will be ready with the spacers for the "truck coils"?
And if I could get them in a raw form if it will save a significant amount I would take them as I'd be looking to powder coat them to go with the color scheme
And if I could get them in a raw form if it will save a significant amount I would take them as I'd be looking to powder coat them to go with the color scheme
08-28-2013, 03:05 PM
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Fasteners ordered today. Should have them within two weeks.
Spacers should be ready within the next 5 weeks.
I'm going to suggest the brackets will be ready within 5 weeks.
And if I could get them in a raw form if it will save a significant amount...
...I would take them as I'd be looking to powder coat them to go with the color scheme
08-28-2013, 04:24 PM
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If there isn't much of a savings by not going anodized it would be silly to not have it done. Hopefully then they will look good with some polished canton valve covers. If its possible to pm or just post up when they're ready I would appreciate it. I will most likely try to order the conversion kit and the brackets at the same time.
08-29-2013, 05:54 AM
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