High Performance Ignition Coil Plasma Directâ„¢

[skip]

Any opinions of the performance enhancements of this:

High Performance Ignition Coil Plasma Directâ„¢
$509.00

[Mark]

probably won't help out all that much. IMO, too much money for what you get.

[skip]

Thanks! Appreciate that. Only want to apply $$ where counts!

thanks again,

Skip

[bbaudi382]

i've read a bit about these and although hp gains are minimal, fuel milage increases should help out alot and would pay for itself over the course of maybe 30k miles or so

[Jeff]

Originally posted by skip
Any opinions of the performance enhancements of this:

High Performance Ignition Coil Plasma Directâ„¢
$509.00

Won't do shit... but considering OEM coilpacks cost $120+, and burnout every 15-20k, it may be a good investment once warranty is over. :)

[stealth]

Originally posted by Jeff
Won't do shit... but considering OEM coilpacks cost $120+, and burnout every 15-20k, it may be a good investment once warranty is over. :)

You're right about that. I just installed 4 new coils because 1 or more went bad. I think with those performance coils it will pay for itself over a period or 3yrs or more and about 42k miles. I paid a total of $102 w/tax for my set of coilpacks. I might invest to the high performance coil packs before I have to replace again.

[1/4 scale]

I think (though not positive) these are modified/reengineered oem coils. The company use to rebate for core exchanges.

I think they're not worth the money.

[DLSJ5]

Originally posted by 1/4 scale
I think (though not positive) these are modified/reengineered oem coils. The company use to rebate for core exchanges.

I think they're not worth the money.

I agree with everyone here, except Alex. I don't think they even have them for the b6 yet.

[wsdfOO]

i think your referring to the ignition solution's c/p's right? among the points already mentioned, you get a led indicator that lights per spark. someone correct me if i'm wrong here, but don't they also replace failed c/p's?
i've had them for well over a year now, and haven't failed me once (well not primarily anyhow). i did feel a smoother power band when i was just a chip and exhaust. agreed about the price, but i validated my set by paying wholesale . i plan on leaving my company at the end of the year, but i can see about putting together a Gb, if there's people interested.

[stealth]

Originally posted by wsdfOO
i think your referring to the ignition solution's c/p's right? among the points already mentioned, you get a led indicator that lights per spark. someone correct me if i'm wrong here, but don't they also replace failed c/p's?
i've had them for well over a year now, and haven't failed me once (well not primarily anyhow). i did feel a smoother power band when i was just a chip and exhaust. agreed about the price, but i validated my set by paying wholesale . i plan on leaving my company at the end of the year, but i can see about putting together a Gb, if there's people interested.

I'm in for the GB if you arrange it. If I am to replace stock c/p in the future I rather do the high performance c/p. Let me know if you're setting up a GB.

[Jeff]

Originally posted by stealth
I'm in for the GB if you arrange it. If I am to replace stock c/p in the future I rather do the high performance c/p. Let me know if you're setting up a GB.

My brother just picked up the SAME coilpacks we use on our cars (L model) for his GTI, cost him $20.00 a pop from the VW dealership. I think I'll just stock up on some of those.

[Bossman]

Originally posted by Jeff
but considering OEM coilpacks cost $120+, and burnout every 15-20k, it may be a good investment once warranty is over. :)

What?? They burnout every 15-20K or so. Something new.