BHR Ignition & HKS TWIN
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I ran it for a little while. Didn't have any problems, but was told by HKS that it wasn't necessary with the upgraded ignition. The twin power amps up the voltage to help the spark, but it doesn't help prolong the life of the stock coils. The BHR coils will last pretty much the life of the car.
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ive had both now im selling the hks dirt cheap
the bhr coils have its own capacitor
the hks are a capacitor
so the bhr coils nulify the hks
however the hks does help the oem coil but they will burn out in 10-15k miles
and dont use them on the okada plasma coils or theyll explode first start.
the bhr coils have its own capacitor
the hks are a capacitor
so the bhr coils nulify the hks
however the hks does help the oem coil but they will burn out in 10-15k miles
and dont use them on the okada plasma coils or theyll explode first start.
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attached is a pdf of my email back in 2007
inside of that pdf you can open the attachments and see the melted coil
basically the coils look like oem with nice branding on them
it was so not worth the $750 for them. -tear-
i didnt notice any difference using them (with or without the dli2)
and they lasted between first startup and 2,500 kms
inside of that pdf you can open the attachments and see the melted coil
basically the coils look like oem with nice branding on them
it was so not worth the $750 for them. -tear-
i didnt notice any difference using them (with or without the dli2)
and they lasted between first startup and 2,500 kms
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