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I have read a lot of things about the Splitfire coilpacks and they seem to be the go for replacement as mine are starting to die under boost. But i heard people only buying the splitfires because the OEM ones were too expensive.

But it seems the OEM ones are 90$ each which ends up cheaper than the splitfires, would you guys recommend them over the splitfires ? Say for higher than stock power running 20psi boost, or is the splitfires better for non stock skyline.

Also i read that these clamps were good but i cannot remember where i read it from, worth the 50$ for 10 ?

http://www.autopartswholesalers.com.au/products/hose-clamps/norma/norma-constant-tension-hose-clamps/normaclamp-torro-ct-constant-tension-worm-drive-hose-clamps-packs-of-10-

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I got some brand new OEM coils for about $500 a set and am running them at 20psi soon to go to 25 psi. Someone said there are some fake OEM around but mine seem fine (bought them off an Aussie on Ebay).

Have you verified theres a problem with the coilpacks? If its an assumption, start with plugs first because there a lot cheaper and you already have good coilpacks. What gap are u running? More boost means smaller gap.

These are from Kudos so i trust they wont stock fake ones!

I change my plugs every 5000kms and use copper plugs gapped at 0.8mm. Quiete often when i gun it and it revs in the highs like 4500+ the car will just die for a second.

And my coilpacks seem original with my 100k+ kms and they have been siliconed in the past.

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