Probably a very nice produc and I'm sure, well engineered. But you will gain nothing from them. The stock coils are good for over 600 whp on pump gas and much more on race juice. So why bother.

 

Hi again guys. First and foremost, I am not trying to make anybody angry, start any arguments, or to rub anyone the wrong way. The point I am simply trying to make is to not make such quick judgements. While you may think that it is "superfluous", I am almost certain you have no first hand experience with the product. Sure, there maybe other SIMILAR products, but the Okada Project Coil Pack is one of a kind. It replaces the entire coil pack without the need of wiring it in yourself. How can you say for sure that you will make no gains from the product? Have you yourself actually taken before and after dyno results? If you have, please be so kind as to post up results I would be more than happy to be proven wrong. I stand by the product having seen first hand the capabilities as well as having felt the difference myself. I'm sure stock coils can hold up to 600whp, but even if you were to be able to build your motor to make and withhold up to 600whp, especially at that point, you would need a very efficient ignition system to sufficiently burn off the fuel as quickly as possible this gaining more power and keeping the a/f ratio as stable and accurate as possible.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Like I said, please come out to our event on the 15th and see for yourself first hand. I may even ask you to test it out on your own car and see how everything feels

 

I think negative judgement should be held off untill after the Dyno session.

It's great that e-autosports is going to test these out on a few cars, to see if they will be of any help to the forced induction community.

 

Thanks buster We are trying to provide hard evidence of how the coil packs will be beneficial to your car. We are not trying to make any false claims. Opinion is one thing, but hard evidence is another, and I will not try to convince you without providing you with undeniable proof.

 

[QUOTE=busterpit23,Sep 6 2007, 07:49 PM] I think negative judgement should be held off untill after the Dyno session.

 

Check out the the results of the dyno meet

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...f=148&t=526431

 

I just purchased a set, once I have them in the car and take the car to my tuner I'll give you my impression.
I was at the demo at Church and they did what they stated they would.

 

I would be interested in seeing if there are any gains between NEW oem coilpacks vs. NEW Okada coilpacks. If so, I would be interested in a set.

My point is, from an experimental standpoint, replacing used OEM coilpacks with new OEM coilpacks would/should/could also give a net HP gain.

This is no different than testing a used stock air filter with a new aftermarket one. Experimentally the new aftermarket one might perform as well as a new stock filter. If there are gains at that point, then the aftermarket product make sense to purchase.

Asura

 

Same thing goes for comparing used/new sparkplugs.

Don't get me wrong though...I'm glad that we have dyno plots for these now, and that we also have some folks that can give positive feedback based on actual hands-on experience with the Okadas. I'm just saying that the "icing on the cake" could have been a 3rd variable added to the test (i.e. new OEM coilpacks).

 

Hey guys, I just wanted you to know that our experiment did have a control. The coil pack on William's car have been on his car for over a year now. We actually placed his stock coil packs into his car a week before the actual event. William's stock coil packs actually had less usage than the okada coil packs. I understand that many of you may be hesitant to believe all the hype, but if anybody would actually like to buy a set of new stock coil packs, dyno test them, and post up results, I would greatly appreciate it.

Another thing I do have to mention is that we did a live oscilloscope test with the coil packs to show that in the period of 1ms, the stock coil pack fired 1 spark whereas the okada coil pack actually fired about 6 sparks in the same duration. The Okada coil pack also fired stronger sparks, and created a lot more stable spark than stock. I can guarantee that the stock plugs will not perform the way the stock coil pack does. The Okada coil packs have been scientifically proven to provide a stronger, faster, more stable spark. I really don't know how anybody could argue against these results. If you are still skeptical or have any questions, feel free to contact me and I will do my best to answer any questions or concerns


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