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Inhmayz

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SargeRX8 Grand Master

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A few of my first set of yellow jackets failed in a week, but they are local and replaced under warranty took only 2 days. Much cheaper than Spitfire and to this day haven't had any issues with them, even two seperate times of dyno work of about 3 - 5 hrs and they were still great performers. They are cheap to buy and have I think 2 years(or life time I cant remember) warranty!

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OEM, $430 delivered from a forum member brand new.. you cant go wrong.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/372753-nissan-oem-rb-coil-packs-brand-new/

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Johno

Wow thats cheap... Would easily go OEM if I needed new coilpacks and they were available at this price.

Otherwise, I've got Splitfires myself. Even with the abuse they cop from me (washed engine bay, filled the valley with water and degreaser :blush: ) they still work perfectly. Can't compare them with other brands as I've only ever had these, but they are great performers.

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