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The coils are not what is gapped. Those are the plugs.

To replace coils.

- Remove coil cover (and piping if needed)

- Unscrew coils

- Take out coils

- Put new coils in

- Put coil cover back on

Its pretty straight forward

i was also unsure what to gap the plugs to with new spitfires. i put my down very low at 0.7mm but i had changed 3 sets of skyline plugs in 1 week and did not want to do any again! i havent had a problem buti wonder how they would go at 1.0 or 1.1mm. i'll find out in a few thousand km's when i change plugs again and leave them more open

my adivice = leave them at 1.0mm unless you really cant be arsed changing plugs, cause they can be a pain :thumbsup:

thanks guys, umm....well i just opened the pack, and theres 6 separate coils, and not 2 sets of 3 coils like the one under the cover....does it matter which order these new splitfire coils go in?,or are they all the same, and just have to be rotated to match the original base???

You have 6 plugs, therefore 6 coils.

Surely you noticed this when changing the plugs?

Doesnt matter what order they go in. You'll see there are not actually a "set" as such. They are just screwed into a frame which holds them in place

lol true, but coils are pretty easy. Just screw out the old one and put in the new ones.

Re plug gaps, run the biggest gap you can without it missfiring :P With the new coils you should be able to run a bigger gap

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