Spark plug wires and coils
Does anybody know where to get a coil conversion kit or something so i can run normal wires instead of the funky coils on top of the valve covers.
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you want to switch from a DIS ignition to a distributor?? you'd need to buy a 2nd gen 626/probe and get their whole engine, harness and ecu.
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no no no you know how the coils on the 3rd gen are right on top of the plugs well a while back protege garage had a coil conversion kit to move the coils from there to the side of the valve cover, i want to do this so i can run performance plug wires along with iridium plugs. Is that better
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they're nology wires and chris might have some. he had them on sale a while back. as for plugs, i'd go with nology plugs since they were designed for the nology system. iridium plugs in my experience have been a complete waste of money. perhaps with the DIS, you don't see many gains from it, but in terms of performance and mpg, i've seen 0 improvement. it was a waste of $45.
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The stock equipment is already overkill. It throws enough spark to power much more than our little 130 hp.
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you can use your stock coils all you have to do is make a bracket to mount the two coils to the motor and get normal wires.The stock coils is more then enought. Thats what i did, sorry no pics. You might also want to check out the 99-00 pro with the 1.8L, they have the coils mounted on bracket on the side of the valve cover.
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I've seen several people say they have had problems with the Nology wires.
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yea i got a group buy on the nologys right now
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Originally Posted by dudeondacouch
I've seen several people say they have had problems with the Nology wires.
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how much are they? that is exactly what i was looking for protegegarage.com used to have them.
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^^ the group buy going on is $145 shipped for a set
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