road trip with fi
I drove my turbo S2k from Norway to Nürburgring in Germany (total trip was about 2000 miles/3000km I think). Only problem I had was that I had to change the coil packs in Germany. They simply overheated. It was 40*C, and we got stuck for more than an hour in a dead still traffic jam. When the traffic finally loosened up, the car just died. We pulled over, swapped the coil packs (had 4 spares with us in the trunk), and the car started like a dream again.
Whenever I would road trip I would take my stock injectors, MAP, ECU, spare coilpacks and spark plugs, and the tools required to swap them all. I could be back to "stock" on the side of the road in about an hour (less if my passenger could help). Never had to do it though. Worst I ever had to do was replace a blown cooling fan fuse.
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Whenever I would road trip I would take my stock injectors, MAP, ECU, spare coilpacks and spark plugs, and the tools required to swap them all. I could be back to "stock" on the side of the road in about an hour (less if my passenger could help). Never had to do it though. Worst I ever had to do was replace a blown cooling fan fuse.
thread update: so for the past three summers i have gone on 1 big 9-13 day road trips through out the south west united states and even NA i still have blown coil coil packs "every year" driving through +100 degree weather 0-12 hours a day , so that being said, you drive t he car hard enough and your going to blow coil packs, "blower" or not










