Upgraded Ignition System Replacement On a Budget
Mine were gapped to .28 i think and they were having troubles above 10psi. So there now gapped to .21 and still having issues... one of my coils is bad. So why not go for the quick fix and get some RSX coils... you can get a new set of 4 for 200 online, OEM. SO why not... doesnt lowering the gap even more effect my drivability around town?
I dropped in some RSX coils! Perfect again... man that was the cheapest fix ive ever done! I just went on a RSX forum and got some second hand ones for 60bucks shipped! If you having ignition problems... DO IT!
I have ran stock S2 coils at 40-50psi of boost on ethanol and racing gasoline without any misfire occuring.
Most of the problems people are having with these coils are realated to the 'dwell' settings in the ecu. From what I've seen mainly with AEM ecu's for example the settings are way off.
Also we've tried the many different versions of the coil and it seems the expensive ones do performed the best and have the best durability. Have not tried the RSX coil though.
Most of the problems people are having with these coils are realated to the 'dwell' settings in the ecu. From what I've seen mainly with AEM ecu's for example the settings are way off.
Also we've tried the many different versions of the coil and it seems the expensive ones do performed the best and have the best durability. Have not tried the RSX coil though.
I have not tried the coils again due to time restraints but I do know that the E85 guys are having trouble over 25PSI, I tried to get another member to try them out but he bought an igintion box and pencil coils.
I will not be needing them as I am looking at putting twins on my Z and leaving the S N/A so if anyone is interested I have a complete kit ready to go.
I will not be needing them as I am looking at putting twins on my Z and leaving the S N/A so if anyone is interested I have a complete kit ready to go.
Originally Posted by crispeed,Feb 1 2011, 06:36 PM
I have ran stock S2 coils at 40-50psi of boost on ethanol and racing gasoline without any misfire occuring.
Most of the problems people are having with these coils are realated to the 'dwell' settings in the ecu. From what I've seen mainly with AEM ecu's for example the settings are way off.
Also we've tried the many different versions of the coil and it seems the expensive ones do performed the best and have the best durability. Have not tried the RSX coil though.
Most of the problems people are having with these coils are realated to the 'dwell' settings in the ecu. From what I've seen mainly with AEM ecu's for example the settings are way off.
Also we've tried the many different versions of the coil and it seems the expensive ones do performed the best and have the best durability. Have not tried the RSX coil though.






