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iwantagtr

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Hi I have done a search of all the forums and I can't seem to find what I am after. I want to know what are the best coil packs to put in my r32 GTR. I have heard alot of good things on the Split fires but they cost an arm and a leg. I was in talking talking to my local tuner and he suggested Superspark and GReedy. I did a search last night and I also found JJR ignition coils from Just jap.

I know the Split fires are the bees knees but what is the next best thing

JJR ignition coils

GReedy

Super spark

or any other brand. Please let me know if you have had any dramas with any of the coils mentioned.

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grandmasterb Grand Master

grandmasterb

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Check the Forum Traders section you will see that 3 or 4 sell Split Fires at very competitive rates, JJR obviously stock JJR coils :) and there are a couple that stock Super Spark.

No one has really had JJR/Super Spark long enough to see any signs of failure due to long period of life/use (they haven't been on the market long enough) but im sure that those who have been running them for the past 4+ months have had no problems.

At the end of the day its really up to you what you want to get, the Split Fires are slight dearer than JJR and both offer great warranty and are established brands with hundreds being sold through the forum.

IMO Super Spark a little expensive from what i've seen advertised (compared to the others) JJR are cheapest and offered directly in Australia, Sliding Performance offer "the cheapest Split Fires" in Australia but make sure you look at the price difference when ordering from stock in Oz and stock from Japan :)

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