How to make cheap coil on plug setup
Did you guys read the whole thread? This guy knows what hes doing:
http://www.lancerregister.com/showpo...9&postcount=16
http://www.lancerregister.com/showpo...8&postcount=21
Yaris coils seem to be a good idea since they have the same dwell as stock coils
http://www.lancerregister.com/showpo...9&postcount=16
http://www.lancerregister.com/showpo...8&postcount=21
Yaris coils seem to be a good idea since they have the same dwell as stock coils
Last edited by nuk1ear; Dec 15, 2011 at 05:14 PM.
Great thread.
Picked up the ignition plugs from Ballenger Motorsports.
Anybody use the "OEM Equivalent" Yaris coils that seem to be all over the place for $20 a coil? I'm leaning towards new Denso coils, but if anybody has tried these OEM equivalent ones and found they work as well, post up.
I’m not really a fan of used electronics, so going to my local salvage yard isn’t really something I care to do.
Picked up the ignition plugs from Ballenger Motorsports.
Anybody use the "OEM Equivalent" Yaris coils that seem to be all over the place for $20 a coil? I'm leaning towards new Denso coils, but if anybody has tried these OEM equivalent ones and found they work as well, post up.
I’m not really a fan of used electronics, so going to my local salvage yard isn’t really something I care to do.
Great thread.
Picked up the ignition plugs from Ballenger Motorsports.
Anybody use the "OEM Equivalent" Yaris coils that seem to be all over the place for $20 a coil? I'm leaning towards new Denso coils, but if anybody has tried these OEM equivalent ones and found they work as well, post up.
I’m not really a fan of used electronics, so going to my local salvage yard isn’t really something I care to do.
Picked up the ignition plugs from Ballenger Motorsports.
Anybody use the "OEM Equivalent" Yaris coils that seem to be all over the place for $20 a coil? I'm leaning towards new Denso coils, but if anybody has tried these OEM equivalent ones and found they work as well, post up.
I’m not really a fan of used electronics, so going to my local salvage yard isn’t really something I care to do.
.Which plug did you get from Ballenger?
Anyone using the 465°F high temperature silicone coated fiberglass sleeves and special military grade wires?
Connector:
http://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/pro...oducts_id/1667
I'm using MS22759 wire for my entire engine harness. I'll either us Raychem DR-25 shrink sleeve or nomex braided sleeve over corrugated tube. I want something that has a solid shape that I could feed wires through in the future. Adhesive lined heat shrink to seal everything up.
http://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/pro...oducts_id/1667
I'm using MS22759 wire for my entire engine harness. I'll either us Raychem DR-25 shrink sleeve or nomex braided sleeve over corrugated tube. I want something that has a solid shape that I could feed wires through in the future. Adhesive lined heat shrink to seal everything up.
Last edited by 03whitegsr; Dec 21, 2011 at 05:04 PM.
Did mine last week using the yaris coils & yaris pig tails. Working like a charm and really pleased with the results. Used a good quality wires and high temp rated shrink tubes i use in my line of work.
Also, they fit under the oem cover :d just need to fabricate an aluminum plate to make it look much nicer than it is already.
Also, they fit under the oem cover :d just need to fabricate an aluminum plate to make it look much nicer than it is already.
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My RSX 2006 coils arrive 12/22/2011 

Today I make my own aluminum plate, I have to say that this is very dificult to do, spent all afternoon making it but here is the results:




Tonight I will make the harness that is a little easier to do.


Today I make my own aluminum plate, I have to say that this is very dificult to do, spent all afternoon making it but here is the results:




Tonight I will make the harness that is a little easier to do.
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Ok my COP are finished!!!! At the fist start the engine really feels so good, it accelerates better too, I'm very happy 
This is joncop original design
This is joncop original design

Excellent job. I assume the spark plug cover won't fit over those since they are a bit higher than the stock ones right? Looks very nice though glad to hear they make the car feel better too!
Question for those who have made these, whats the best way to cut through the aluminum plate? I've done a decent amount of woodworking but very little metalwork heh. Are you all just using a holesaw or is there something that works better when its cutting through aluminum/steel?
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Question for those who have made these, whats the best way to cut through the aluminum plate? I've done a decent amount of woodworking but very little metalwork heh. Are you all just using a holesaw or is there something that works better when its cutting through aluminum/steel?


and refined the material with this:
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Last edited by jonmorera; Apr 7, 2012 at 12:35 PM.
This is a pretty awesome thread. Do the COP's reach deep enough on a IX to fit perfectly? I am probably going to fab up my own set here pretty soon. I'll be able to check it out when I get home from work so the darn pictures load. Great information! Gotta love how Honda uses such strong coils lol







