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I am building a RB30/RB26 and aiming for around 550bhp.. Are aftermarket coil packs a must? If so what options do I have? I have seen some on ebay that are advertised as bein as good as splitfire coil packs.. anyone used anything other than Splitfire?

Recommendations please.

Thank you

Lee

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Just for confirmation I doubt everything I read on ebay!! Hence my post!! I generally doubt most things I read unless they are backed up! I figured they probably weren't as good as splitfires but if they were an improvement on stock then it's worth knowing if mine can't handle it!

Thank you for the info by the way. Saves my blowing money unnecessarily at this stage!

Lee

Splitfires right now are quite a expensive compared to 6 months ago, so as Al said, hold off on those. They're a drop in item that doesnt take much time anyway so speaking from experience id suggest you get the motor internals and head sorted out first, splitfires can be almost the last thing needed so keep an eye out for 2nd hand sets :huh:

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