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Fuji Spark Coilpack Review

tripsteady

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tripsteady

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Hey guys

So my coils are causing serious misfiring problems and jerking at WOT in my r33 skyline gtst s2

Alternatives are either yellow jackets for $420 or Splitfires for $600

A bit out of my budget and have seen the Fuji Spark's for $250, has anyone had any experiences with them? Not looking to get more then 220rwkw out of this car.

A bit wary of going cheap as the last time I took the cheap route with performance parts it bit me in the ass

Link to said coilpack:

Fuji Spark Coilpacks

Thanks in advance for any long term experiences with these coils

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any other experiences with fuji sparks?

if it comes down to it il get yellow jackets , splitfires are overkill for my purpose - daily driven with a goal of 220rwkw

Many go for splitfires for reliability - not because of a perceived performance limit. If you're not going with OEM or splitfires, then I suggest you buy from someone local, so its easy to swap if any of them are defective.

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