I’m confused. Why would you need the lock for the new coils. As far as I know the coils are screwed down.sorry for the bad tradition
I’m confused. Why would you need the lock for the new coils. As far as I know the coils are screwed down.sorry for the bad tradition
for the conversion beamI’m confused. Why would you need the lock for the new coils. As far as I know the coils are screwed down.
Interesting thanks Ill have to keep playing around with it I guess. Do you have the skinny side of the spring installed towards the plug or the coil?no problem with the boots...it works very well. The only negative point of this kit is the one I mentioned in my previous message. I have Eldor b58 coils, ngk 94201 candles..I have not adjusted the gap everything works fine for me
It works just fine on both msd80 and msd81. I think that the guy had the same issue as you and just sold it because of it. Prob some manufacturing defect. Couple of my friends run the kit with oem B58 coils and plugs and they have had zero issue. How ever, we tried (for fun) to run 600whp car with those cheap chinese coils that could be ordered with the kit and we had so many issues when the car hit full boost. Are you running the oem coils or chinese coils? I would just get the oems if you happen to run the cheap copy.Did anyone ever get this running successfully? I saw a kit on facebook (unknowing it was this china kit) and he sold it to me claiming it doesnt work on msd80. I Have msd81 so I figured I wouldnt have any issues but the car is running terribly sometimes cylinders wont fire at all and sometimes its intermittent.
for reference I am running 94201 gapped to .0020" and never had any issues when running these plugs on stock eldors
To me it seems like the boots from this kit are way too long and potentially causing connection issues from the spring.
That's awesome man! What gap; how have they been after all this time?I'm successfully using either 96206 or 95248 which ever you can find quicker.
They are the S58/TU plugs. Similar in design to the "flex fuel" plug
Made 814WHP with them.