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No. There is no need as the coils have been tested, reworked and vastly improved. Every time there has been a problem I have addressed it and am doing my best to make these a decent product.

I did not come into this thread dissing or putting down any of the other brands, calling them "junk" or "overpriced" etc...... I merely offered the OP an affordable option which is my right to do so as a trader on SAU.

Stop living in the past fellas. Lets maintain some maturity here and look to the future.

Like I said in the other coil thread. The product has a reputation and whether being old tech or revised or renewed it is still the history of the product that stays with it.

We had many cases of 1 or so dud coilpacks in a set some 3-5 years ago. That's why people choose split fires or OEM. They have a good reputation/history.

You want to bring your product back to having a good reputation then it's time to recruit some cars that can vouch for you.

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