Hks twin power universal
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Hks twin power universal
Hi guys,
looking at buying a HKS twin power for my 1999 rx7... I can only find the 'universal' twin power and separately the rx7 fd harness.
my question is, is their any difference between the proper rotary twin power unit and the universal?? Do they operate the same??
cheers!
looking at buying a HKS twin power for my 1999 rx7... I can only find the 'universal' twin power and separately the rx7 fd harness.
my question is, is their any difference between the proper rotary twin power unit and the universal?? Do they operate the same??
cheers!
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How much power are you making at the wheels?
i liked the hks for its simplicity but the sake bomb setup looks like it would give a stronger spark and better timing..?
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The sakebomb setup is incredibly easy to install, the most "difficult" part is repinning the connector.
Sakebomb, being the great vendor that they are, have a YouTube video that walks you through it for those who are not familiar with re-pinning a connector.
My car is not on the road at the moment, but I'm anticipating 400-450whp.
Sakebomb, being the great vendor that they are, have a YouTube video that walks you through it for those who are not familiar with re-pinning a connector.
My car is not on the road at the moment, but I'm anticipating 400-450whp.
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The sakebomb setup is incredibly easy to install, the most "difficult" part is repinning the connector.
Sakebomb, being the great vendor that they are, have a YouTube video that walks you through it for those who are not familiar with re-pinning a connector.
My car is not on the road at the moment, but I'm anticipating 400-450whp.
Sakebomb, being the great vendor that they are, have a YouTube video that walks you through it for those who are not familiar with re-pinning a connector.
My car is not on the road at the moment, but I'm anticipating 400-450whp.
I am making 380hp at the wheels now on 13psi (Garrett gtw3884r) and hoping to get to 20-25psi, water meth and sake bomb coils
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That looks mean!! Nice setup bro. And at the end of the day you have band new coils and leads which at some point would need replacing anyway!! 👌🏽👊🏼
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Any help is welcome
Thanks for your attention
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F**K THE SYSTEM!!
I also have available to me a used hks twin power DLI-II with evo8 harness for dirt cheap.
hard to pass up for 75$. Could I purchased a universal harness and wire my 1988 fc factory ignition with it?
hard to pass up for 75$. Could I purchased a universal harness and wire my 1988 fc factory ignition with it?
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I would not take the risk (very little information about it, leading fires twice than trailing coils etc), 90% of the ignition is coming from the leading sparks. You can just amplify the leading coil signal and forget about trailing ones