Weapon R Ignition Equalizer Kit
Dec 10, 2004, 02:02 PM
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Weapon R Ignition Equalizer Kit
The Ignition Equalizer Kit Amplifies the current being delivered to the ignition coil pack by stabilizing the current frequency. A bigger spark means more power, better throttle response and better gas mileage. This kit bolts on top of the ignition coil pack on cars with “Coil over Plug” ignition system. A 6 gauge ground wire is attached to the Equalizer Plate on top of the coils and to a ground on the vehicle. We use Platinum terminals and high quality 6 gauge wire. These kits are made for specific vehicles. Ignition Equalizer plate is made of High quality 6061 Aluminum and then polished to a high finish.
Designed to Equalize current to the coil packs amplifying the charge to ignition system. Increases Gas Mileage, Torque, Throttle Response and Horsepower.
Your price: $112.50 - IN STOCK
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Dec 10, 2004, 11:55 PM
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probably some equally redundant device similar to their engine stabilizer.
My guess is either a front strut tower brace reinforcer or a wastegate actuator initiator.
With those two dynamite ideas I'm practically assured of an R&D position on WeaponR's staff.
My guess is either a front strut tower brace reinforcer or a wastegate actuator initiator.
With those two dynamite ideas I'm practically assured of an R&D position on WeaponR's staff.
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Dec 11, 2004, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Deca Auto
Are you serious? All I have to say is ralliart spark plug wires are 70 bucks.
Dec 11, 2004, 12:06 PM
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The benefits people have seen with grounding kits are related to ignition. By going directly to coil from battery is a lot less resistance. I would do this over a grounding kit.
Dec 11, 2004, 07:26 PM
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I wonder if, instead of the plate which cost $112.00, if you can just get some 8 or 10 gauge wire and link it up in series which I think would yield the same results for less then the price listed?
Dec 11, 2004, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by vletnguyen
it only grounds two coils? what about the other two?
Originally Posted by ex-honda
I wonder if, instead of the plate which cost $112.00, if you can just get some 8 or 10 gauge wire and link it up in series which I think would yield the same results for less then the price listed?
Dec 12, 2004, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by mrdecibel
The benefits people have seen with grounding kits are related to ignition. By going directly to coil from battery is a lot less resistance. I would do this over a grounding kit.