Weapon X COP's?
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Weapon X COP's?
Anyone using them? Where are they available and are they a good choice? The reason I ask if they're a good choice is I know they are used with race plugs (I believe they're resistorless) and I'm not sure if that's okay to run on a DD. Any input would be great...
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Well it seems like stock is the way to go. I'll probably be switching back to the Motorcraft coils when it's time to change the plugs again.
BTW, do any of you guys have any experience with the Nology coils?
BTW, do any of you guys have any experience with the Nology coils?
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I'm ejecting my MSD's and going back to Motocraft this weekend. My MSD's are misfiring after 900 miles. I'm really disappointed with the after market coil vendors, it seems that they insist on sourcing from Taiwan and not concerning themselves with quality rather than building locally and running a valid QA process. I hope to god that Ford/Motocraft stays on top of the COP quality and doesn't decide to outsource from the same Taiwanese shops.
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Originally Posted by Master Of Pain
I'm ejecting my MSD's and going back to Motocraft this weekend. My MSD's are misfiring after 900 miles. I'm really disappointed with the after market coil vendors, it seems that they insist on sourcing from Taiwan and not concerning themselves with quality rather than building locally and running a valid QA process. I hope to god that Ford/Motocraft stays on top of the COP quality and doesn't decide to outsource from the same Taiwanese shops.