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hey was wondering if any one here uses/used JJR coil packs and what you think i am trying to work out if i just go with split fires or save a bit and get some JJR ones, anyone that can assist me?

does anyone know the history of this car..? my mrs is planning to buy it.

http://carsales.com.au/used-cars/private/N...id=11EEAFAC1AB9

ive seen this car around my area a few times, looks pretty clean

get rid of the greddy sticker though, hopefully the owner hasnt put it there to cover up a few deep scratches

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