ZZP High voltage coil packs-LSJ
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From: NEPA
They perform great, but u need to understand what they do.
They will allow u the ability to run a larger spark plug gap w/o spark blowout at high rpm. A larger gap provides a more efficient burn of the airfuel mix.
Don't expect to gain horsepower. They will give u the ability to make more power efficiently as u add more mods.
They will allow u the ability to run a larger spark plug gap w/o spark blowout at high rpm. A larger gap provides a more efficient burn of the airfuel mix.
Don't expect to gain horsepower. They will give u the ability to make more power efficiently as u add more mods.
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From: NEPA
You should be good with a gap of 0.036-0.039 for you car.
#10
they changed packaging for a lot of their products, they had pictures on their facebook page a while ago of fancy printed shipping boxes. i just guessed they got big enough they can now do cool stuff like that.
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Yup my LNF coils were recalled.
I believe the issue was that in some cases they were overheating.
I had misfire issues at the time, not sure if they were related to the coils but to be safe I switched back to my stockers.
ZZP really handled the recall beautifully: They gave me $50 in store credit and even offered to send me brand new stock coils if I didn't have mine anymore. When the new coils were available I didn't have to send in the old ones, but just send some pics to prove I destroyed them.
Awesome customer service!
My new coils came in a fancy box as well versus on a plastic sealed piece of cardboard before.
I believe the issue was that in some cases they were overheating.
I had misfire issues at the time, not sure if they were related to the coils but to be safe I switched back to my stockers.
ZZP really handled the recall beautifully: They gave me $50 in store credit and even offered to send me brand new stock coils if I didn't have mine anymore. When the new coils were available I didn't have to send in the old ones, but just send some pics to prove I destroyed them.
Awesome customer service!
My new coils came in a fancy box as well versus on a plastic sealed piece of cardboard before.
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Well if anyone with the LSJ coils is going to have the most info on a failure it will be me I'm sure since I torture test them over 100 miles every day. It always seems like I get the problems haha. Going to work and home is like an autocross event lol.
Glad to hear that they are improving their products though!
Glad to hear that they are improving their products though!
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From: NEPA
Well if anyone with the LSJ coils is going to have the most info on a failure it will be me I'm sure since I torture test them over 100 miles every day. It always seems like I get the problems haha. Going to work and home is like an autocross event lol.
Glad to hear that they are improving their products though!
Glad to hear that they are improving their products though!
I put them through all sorts of testing. Including dyno runs.
Last edited by Staged07SS; 12-16-2016 at 12:49 PM.
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They perform great, but u need to understand what they do.
They will allow u the ability to run a larger spark plug gap w/o spark blowout at high rpm. A larger gap provides a more efficient burn of the airfuel mix.
Don't expect to gain horsepower. They will give u the ability to make more power efficiently as u add more mods.
They will allow u the ability to run a larger spark plug gap w/o spark blowout at high rpm. A larger gap provides a more efficient burn of the airfuel mix.
Don't expect to gain horsepower. They will give u the ability to make more power efficiently as u add more mods.
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