Coil Pack Scarcity

Paladin611

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Greetings, All,

Like some many of you, I have, once again, blew out the spark plug on cylinder 3 merely by attempting to use my car's power. Well, this time I'm when I do the tune-up I will be replacing all the coil packs. Oddly, and the point of this post, the only coil packs I can find anywhere are the Worms Racing High Performance Coil Packs.

No reviews to be found anywhere, or people who have these on their cars. So, I would ask..do any of you in the Stinger community use these? If so, how would you rate them? I'm planning to use these with Denso 5346 IKH24 plugs on a stock car. Any replies would be appreciated.

Happy Holidays,
A.J.

 
Where are you looking? RockAuto shows ample supply of OEM coils $50/ea. There's zero reason to use "performance" coils. Well, OK, the color for a bit of POP! in the engine bay is the only possible reason. Maybe someone will make billet coil caps? :cool: (spoken as someone that actually bought one of those stupid radiator cap covers because I thought it was a complete cap - and not just a cover that lays on top of the oem cap)

In ye-olden-days with a single coil fo a V8 there are reasons to select a different type of coil, or, at least, there are trade-offs that need to be decided. In coil-per-cylinder the demand on the coil is so low that there's rarely a reason to care. Early coil-per-cylinder systems could be a bit wonky because the coil drivers weren't very sophisticated. But with current ECUs the coil driver can make the coil do whatever you want - no need to modify the coil to get a different result.
 
These are new. Just ordered them myself, because I am planning to get ecu tune soon. Hopefully they are good.
 
Gentlemen- thanks for the replies from the blue Stingers! Appreciate the Rock Auto reference. I'll check it out!
 
Kia Stinger
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