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Hi i was wondering if anyone knows which is better DSI (direct spark ignition) or SPLITFIRE ignition coils. Ive been told by a few people that they are pretty much the same, however, the DIS's are a fair bit cheaper. I'd like to get some oppinions before i go buy so any input would be much appreciated.

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I got splitfires in the GTR, they don't really seem any different to standard coils but do look a lot better than standards

Standard coils do the job fine though, theres a few RB26s around making 350kw + on standard coils

INFOMERCIAL WARNING

you are correct, Splitfires wont make any performance improvement over functioning standard coils.

Superspark coilpacks on the other hand, WILL improve the performance. which of course we can get you.

check out www.superspark.com.au and if you are interested we retail them for $499.

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