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Hks Twin Power Dli Whats Needed To Install, What Sparkplugs To Use?

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hi sau members

need help with installing my hks dli twin power into my gtr

i have the loom coming from the twin power unit that goes to the ignitor but do i need anything else?

and which spark plugs should i be using with this unit?

godzl1975 Experienced

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did u get the loom made specific for RB26? or just the loom that came with the CDI kit?...if u have the specific loom just plugging it in, n loacting a place for the unit.

if not the if will have to splice in the orig loom, which can be a bit of a pain.

and spark plugs everyone has their own preference, ive got NGK platniums.

hope that helps

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iamsog11 Newbie

iamsog11

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i am having ignition breakdown problems. i am running super spark coils on my motor and getting spark blowout. does anyone know if this hks twin power could solve my problem or do i need to get a CDI. Im running a rb26 @ 2 bar on E85 with a Vipec ECU running wasted spark. thanks

KiwiRS4T Grand Master

KiwiRS4T

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I don't see many people supporting super spark coils. See if you can borrow a set of new OEM coils or Splitfires and see if that fixes your problem.

SiR_RB Grand Master

SiR_RB

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Seems like afew high powered high boost cars run them...you may need to get it wired properly

Or run good coilpacks as stated above..

On a side note how much did you pick the twin spark up for?

XRATED Veteran

XRATED

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Loose the 'super cheaps/sparks' coil packs and get some splitfires or oem coilpacks.

Go through the usual wiring checks and upgrades.

Make sure you gap the plugs down to .7mm

I personally didn't go with an HKS dli... It's a bit gimmicish.

Cheers

Justin

I went to a cdi unit.

sky30 Mentor

sky30

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Took my Twin spark off and ran a Unigroup Ignitor box, runs a lot better.

Waste of time.

In what way does it run better?

I thought the hks twinpower was a good unit, there is a lot of good results with them.

Is the Unigroup box a cdi?

Piggaz Grand Master

Piggaz

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In what way does it run better?

I thought the hks twinpower was a good unit, there is a lot of good results with them.

Is the Unigroup box a cdi?

I've been through 3 sets of coils with that stupid thing.

One set lasted less than 2000 kms. Ripped it off and no problems.

The Unigroup box is a ignitor replacement.

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