Aem Pencil Coil
Aem Pencil Coil
Hi guys, wondering if anyone is using the pencil coil from Aem?
Considering to get it for my E9 so all feedbacks & comments welcomed.
Thanx
Victor
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory...CategoryID=123
Considering to get it for my E9 so all feedbacks & comments welcomed.
Thanx
Victor
http://www.aempower.com/ViewCategory...CategoryID=123
Last edited by motoxxx55; Nov 3, 2008 at 08:56 PM.
I'm using them at the moment in my Evo. For now they are working out great, switched after I blew up a couple 300m coil that you see alot of Evo and DSM's use. I'm using an M&W Pro14 as well with the setup.
From a really trusted source in the industry compared them to the Denso pencil coils from Honda Motorcycles (954rr), and said they are not near the quality (China made). I have had great success with the Denso coils on Honda applications, hoping these will actually hold up like the Denso's; if not I will go to a set of Denso's off a Honda.
These do aleviate the need for an extra coil cover that is needed with the 300m coils, and you can still use the factory one with them as well if you like.
From a really trusted source in the industry compared them to the Denso pencil coils from Honda Motorcycles (954rr), and said they are not near the quality (China made). I have had great success with the Denso coils on Honda applications, hoping these will actually hold up like the Denso's; if not I will go to a set of Denso's off a Honda.
These do aleviate the need for an extra coil cover that is needed with the 300m coils, and you can still use the factory one with them as well if you like.
Both the Denso and AEM coils are "dumb" coils, which is they don't have an a built in ignitor. Thus you can't run them directly from the AEM.
Never tried to fit the 954rr pencil coils to the 9. I do however know the short pencil coil from AEM fits the 8 just fine. I would have to measure the length of the Denso vs both the short and long versions of the AEM to give an accurate assumption of which is best.
Both the Denso and AEM coils are "dumb" coils, which is they don't have an a built in ignitor. Thus you can't run them directly from the AEM.
Both the Denso and AEM coils are "dumb" coils, which is they don't have an a built in ignitor. Thus you can't run them directly from the AEM.
So i gotta wire up the dumb coils to a CDI? Will the HKS DLI2 work or i gotta get the Aem Twin fire?
Thanx alot!
Yes denso or aem coils need to be wired to a CDI or ignitor. The DLI 2 will not work with them, this is an spark amplifier for a coil that already has an ignitor built in.
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Tried finding out more info on the pencil coils on the Aem forum but to no avail. Emailed the Aem tech guys, no reply too

Tried finding out more info on the pencil coils on the Aem forum but to no avail. Emailed the Aem tech guys, no reply too
Last edited by motoxxx55; Dec 16, 2008 at 02:53 AM.
I never really post in forums because of much of the bollogna that goes on but I thought you guys might be interested in this. Apparently these guys make true C.O.P.S. for CDI and inductive systems and several 1000+hp domestic engines are running with them. www.weaponxperformance.com
In any case hope that helps you guys in some fashion.
I think I'm going to try them out, apparently they are really good quality.
It doesn't look like it. I tried out both the AEM and WeaponX stuff and the construction is quite different between the two. The AEM stuff is definitely made from different materials and has a different construction / connection point. Overall I liked the WeaponX stuff best but they do cost more.
Also, between talking it seems the biggest difference between the two companies are their stances on which coils work best on which ignition systems.
Also, between talking it seems the biggest difference between the two companies are their stances on which coils work best on which ignition systems.
I asked my CDI ignition seller, M&W, about these AEM coils and their response was:
I hope the AEM ones work since I already bought them...
"Our customers are reporting very mixed results when using these coils. If you have difficulties we would suggest you buy the original Denso pencil coils (which is what AEM tried to copy when designing their coil) as these work exceptionally well"
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