Twin cam coil on plug

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avandull
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Twin cam coil on plug

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Check out my new coil on plug setup. No ignition leads needed anymore, just the coil sitting on top of the spark plug.

The igniter units are built in to the top of the coil. So I have fed them directly with signal from my Haltech computer.

The coils are from a 2005 Toyota Tarago, part number 90919-02244. Purchased for $120 for the set from my local Just Jap wreckers.

I cut the mounting plate for the coils out of 4mm aluminum using a jigsaw and drilled the holes for the coils with a step drill.

I needed to change the spark plugs to Resistor spark plugs because the electrical noise from the firing coils was making my Haltech misfire when on boost.

The setup works well. It can handle 20 psi of boost and pulls hard.

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Post by wa_greg »

very nice setup
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Post by Alspos »

And very neat to boot. Well done....excellent research :beer
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Post by S0LJAH »

interesting
do you see it as a performance upgrade?

just curious as all of my nissan mates run away from there factory cop setups as fast as they can trying to change to wasted spark setups like our twincams run factory
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Post by redzone »

^^^ thats coz the nissan units are shitty and unreliable :)
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Post by WANTSOM »

Check out MRB's M&W versions -

nice set up :beer
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Post by Bitza »

I've done the same thing on the 2.3..........here a pic:

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Post by avandull »

Very tidy.
Do you know what type of car your coil packs come from?
Your coil setup looks like what M&W ignition are selling. I have also seen similar coil setups on ebay in America and have been wondering what the coils come from.
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Post by Bitza »

I bought the COP from America.............the part number is C533 AC Delco.........same ones they use on the Holden Rodeo.........the one with the V6 and rounded headlights..........sorry can't remember the model.
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Post by avandull »

Thanks for the info
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