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View Poll Results: Which ignition setup would you go for?
LSx Coils with bulkhead fittings through the firewall 0 0%
Coil on plug 0 0%
other (please explain) 4 100.00%
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Old 07-30-2010, 11:56 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by jtbshaw View Post
Is there any benefit to running this system over Jeff's DLIDFIS? The only thing that I see is that it eliminates the purchasing of expensive aftermarket coils. Not trying to crack on your setup, just trying to understand it better.
No problem. The main benefits over Jeffs setup is the use of readily available,
comon off the shelf parts that any parts store would have. Also most of it can
come from the junkyard at a substantial savings No more worries about J109
or J105 igniters being found and the TFI coils really pack a good punch.

I would like to say that it is all inspired by Jeffs previous work and I just
took that another step further. Except in rev limited applications (read boost)
the trailing is really not needed if you have a strong wasted spark ingnition
setup. So I agree with that sentiment for sure.
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