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well i installed mine today but i couldnt do any logs yet becuase i had my rugrats with me and well i'm not doing pulls in my car with them in it lol.
i figure by sometime in the next coming weeks i'll be able to do some good pulls with the cop installed and with the stock coils installed. i would love to see the comparison. now should i go with a .028 or .030 gap on my IX iridium plugs with ~25psi?
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Nov 1, 2009, 08:22 PM
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I'm actually going to offer a DIY kit soon. PM me.
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i'd be interested if this is available..
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Nov 2, 2009, 01:23 PM
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i'd be interested if this is available..
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Once I get up some more stock on the coil connectors I'm probably going to offer this. I must warn you though, if I do offer it, it will be a full DIY. Not a bolt on affair.
AKA: Cut the plate, wire and crimp the harness yourself.
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Nov 2, 2009, 01:39 PM
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^^^ dont forget to let me know Matt, I still gonna need three of these babies
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Nov 3, 2009, 08:11 AM
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And I need 2  .
Good news is we borrowed a customers spoolinup cop setup so we could dyno our race car. We were able to make 581 whp on a mustang dyno with 29psi on e85 before our fuel supply was limited. (prototype intake Double pumper we made). Our plug gap was around .025. No breakup whatsoever!
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Nov 3, 2009, 05:44 PM
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And I need 2 .
Good news is we borrowed a customers spoolinup cop setup so we could dyno our race car. We were able to make 581 whp on a mustang dyno with 29psi on e85 before our fuel supply was limited. (prototype intake Double pumper we made). Our plug gap was around .025. No breakup whatsoever! |
why not try a bigger gap? 0.028 maybe?
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How many full kits are comming in?
Mine, and those above make 6 total already!
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I have 25 kits worth. Great news Kevin! I have a bunch of plate cutting and harness making today in preparation for the coil arrival....
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Nov 4, 2009, 11:41 AM
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I have 25 kits worth. Great news Kevin! I have a bunch of plate cutting and harness making today in preparation for the coil arrival....
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that's a lot of coils haha
looking forward to these finally being available again
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Nov 4, 2009, 06:45 PM
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I bet those 25 kits sell in 24 hours.
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What are the downsides of running this underneath the spark plug cover besides heat exposure?
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Nov 4, 2009, 11:25 PM
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Drove for a week with the COP kit, here are my impression.
Gas mileage did improved, but I didn't notice big difference in idle quality, I'd say maybe just a little, I have evo8 with cams. I increased my plug gap to .030 and no miss fire, I am gonna try .032 next. The plugs have more than 6000 miles using NGK BPR7ES.
Driving wise, the car seems to pull harder in all rpm range even better on highway.
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Nov 4, 2009, 11:30 PM
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What are the downsides of running this underneath the spark plug cover besides heat exposure?
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Thats about it. Considering they're OEM Toyota coils I'm sure they can handle the extra heat from a spark plug cover with no problem. If I ever buy a set I'll be running them under a spark plug cover.
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Nov 5, 2009, 04:08 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by fugiwara
Drove for a week with the COP kit, here are my impression.
Gas mileage did improved, but I didn't notice big difference in idle quality, I'd say maybe just a little, I have evo8 with cams. I increased my plug gap to .030 and no miss fire, I am gonna try .032 next. The plugs have more than 6000 miles using NGK BPR7ES.
Driving wise, the car seems to pull harder in all rpm range even better on highway.
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what boost are you at?
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JunB.L - Espelir - Perrin HFC - K&N - Forge MBC - Walbro 255 FP - Advans
Prosport Amber/ WhiteBoost gauge - GTWorx Springs - 17" Rota Boost - LICP
LC-1 o2 - ETS air filter kit - ACT HD clutch/Flywheel - SpoolinUp COP kit - Tuned by Mellon
12.541 @110.20 and 2nd place in show LOL
312 whp - 312wtq DLL
306 whp - 320wtq DynoDynamics AWD dyno
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Nov 5, 2009, 04:33 AM
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Originally Posted by fugiwara
Drove for a week with the COP kit, here are my impression.
Gas mileage did improved, but I didn't notice big difference in idle quality, I'd say maybe just a little, I have evo8 with cams. I increased my plug gap to .030 and no miss fire, I am gonna try .032 next. The plugs have more than 6000 miles using NGK BPR7ES.
Driving wise, the car seems to pull harder in all rpm range even better on highway.
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i got the same ones also gap at .030
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