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Oh theres a online site to get it from i got mine from there no one can doo them cheaper they import them from japan. Im sure someone here knows the site. Ill try to see if i can find it for you.

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OOOOOOOOO I just remeberd the site: http://www.perfectrun.com.au/ they are safe i have used them. And heres the page you need http://www.perfectrun.com.au/performance%2...itionsystem.htm

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Just run coppers NGK V Power BKR6E or BCPR6ES the RBs run that rich you are only wasting ur money on irridiums they wont last there 100,000km.

Yeah i've got BKR6ES in mine works fine, already gaped at .8 to, i had irridiums but had the shaft snap in the center of one a while ago never bothered puttin em back in

I got my splitfires from ebay, think i've seen them for bout $500ish lately

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hey guys before i spend $500 on these splitfires any feedback??

Ive heard alot of good things about them, ive got bad missfire underboost (10-16PSI)

will they cure this problem, ive put plugs in both the iridiums and coppers still misses!!!

would like to cure this problem thanks !!!!!

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hey guys before i spend $500 on these splitfires any feedback??

Ive heard alot of good things about them, ive got bad missfire underboost (10-16PSI)

will they cure this problem, ive put plugs in both the iridiums and coppers still misses!!!

would like to cure this problem thanks !!!!!

Is this the usual missfire at bout 5000RPM problem?? splitfires will fix it no probs

Can't go wrong with splitfires

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hey guys just looking for some splitfire coilpacks for my series 2!! R33

where is the best place in brisbane to buys them and at a good price to!

thanks Daniel

ppl probably recommended slidingperformance already, but i can't be bothered reading 5 pages of posts. aaron gave me the best price for my set of splitfires :P

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