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You really dont want to buy used coils...and anyone selling new ones will probably charge as much as they would cost you from a vendor. you can get them from a few vendors for <$150 for a set of 4.
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Don't have any new ones but I have a set of used coils if you want them.. $40/set + ship. All still good, just pulled them off when I installed the BHR ignition. About 20k miles on them.
The oem coils are known to fail prematurely. That being said some lucky people do get a lot of miles out of there oem coils. You are lucky if you can get 30k out of your coils. The BHR kit is a nice upgrade to the weak oem coils. You may think your oem coils are still good but i bet after replacing to new coils you will notice a difference. You do not realize it since you drive the car everyday. If you have 76k on your coils replace them now.
Actually you can get all four for around $80 new. BHR should be able to hook u up.
No you can't. You're thinking of spark plugs.
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