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  1. 01-20-2016 07:50 PM #1
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    Huco Ignition Coilpacks

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    Anyone have any experience with these? I have multiple misfires and just want to replace all 4 packs. These are cheap as hell but I'm worried about quality.

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    Huco makes a lot of electrical parts, esp for the Volvo and Saab cars. The nickname for Huco is Hunk-o-shit. I personally have had no issues with their stuff, yet. Same set of coils in a B5 and a voltage regulator in my C5 V8 for about a year and a half now.
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    Relatively speaking, it's usually true you get what you pay for. The OEM coil packs are less than $30 each, often cheaper if you shop around. I have not used Huco brand before.
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    Fsi coil packs are even cheaper, generally under $20 each for OEM. Ran them for 3+ years on my 1.8t with zero issues.
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