Potentially Cheap ignition upgrade?
03-30-11, 02:31 AM
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Potentially Cheap ignition upgrade?
I was looking on Trademe (NZ Ebay sorta thing) and I noticed that someones FC was using 4 trailing coils (2 sets split up) instead of the standard setup.
I didn't save a picture at the time and now cant find it, and I cant seem to find any info around.
Just wondering, is there any benefit to this setup at all? I have 4 spare sets of coils
I didn't save a picture at the time and now cant find it, and I cant seem to find any info around.
Just wondering, is there any benefit to this setup at all? I have 4 spare sets of coils
04-05-11, 11:51 PM
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04-06-11, 12:01 AM
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im pretty sure two of the coils is to replace the leading coil
Since the leading coil powers both rotors leading plugs in a waste spark format you will need a standalone ecu to control the trailing coils if you want to run them as leading seperately.
Its not cheap to run 4 separate coils, you need a standalone, and they are not what you call cheap.
If you want a "cheap" ignition upgrade, run a CDI box.
Since the leading coil powers both rotors leading plugs in a waste spark format you will need a standalone ecu to control the trailing coils if you want to run them as leading seperately.
Its not cheap to run 4 separate coils, you need a standalone, and they are not what you call cheap.
If you want a "cheap" ignition upgrade, run a CDI box.
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