Where To Buy Genuine R33 Coilpacks

[skewy33]

Hey guys looking to find a set of brand new 33 coilpacks located in melbourne anyone know somewhere that stocks them?

[r32-25t]

Nissan dealers can get them for you

[boostn0199]

Forced motorworx in dandenong will.

[skewy33]

Yeh im getting my work done by donny at forced they are really busy at the moment dont want to hassle the guy over coilpacks when the car isnt ready for everything else yet

Edited July 30, 2014 by skewy33

[skewy33]

Guessing they will be more then usual being from a dealer?

[NISR32.5]

http://www.kudosmotorsports.com/catalog/nissan-skyline-r33-gts25t-electrical-ignition-fuel-c-21_22_26_132.html

They have them but it's better off going splitfires

[skewy33]

Yeh he told me new genuine ones will be find but if splitfires are only an extra 50 then may aswell

[skewy33]

Thanks for the link

[rondofj]

EGay man, got my genuine Nissan R34 coilpacks from there, Unigroup recommended.

[rondofj]

Cheaper than crappy Yellowjackets too!

[skewy33]

Yeh my guy reccomended genuines but kudo has both on special genuines $99 each or splitfires $526 the set so may aswell go them

[Blackkers]

yeah splitfires have never let me down running 20 psi and I know there are people who use them with much more boost than that

[niZmO_Man]

Cheaper than crappy Yellowjackets too!

Genuine? Cheaper than yellow jackets?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/406879-coilpack-replacement-bang-for-buck-what-works-the-best/#entry6484679

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/187108-jjr-coil-packs-vs-oem-vs-splitfire-vs-other/page-21#entry7236243

Have a search around here, someone did a comparison of fake Nissan coil packs vs. real ones.

FYI, even though my GT-R runs off the factory actuators (so ~12psi), the Yellow Jackets have been working fine for 2+ years, lots of km plus two track days. I run 1.1mm gapped spark plugs.

People had YJ coils fail, people had Splitfire ones fail as well. Plenty of info around here to make up your own mind.

[Dose Pipe Sutututu]

YellowJackets - as good as they sound, as good as their marketing say they are.. they're only good for a stock application.

Once you start ramming in boost they misfire all over the shop.. then you increase dwell (as you do) and they die on you.

In my experience, Splitfires have always been superior even with silly dwell settings.

[niZmO_Man]

Exactly, you get what you pay for. But why risk buying ebay "Nissan" coils for $300 when you can get Yellow Jackets with local support/warranty, the seller being an active member on this forum? (that's my point)

Anyway...

http://nissan.epc-data.com/skyline/ecr33/3915-rb25det/engine/220/22433/

[Missileman]

If you don't mind the wait 4-5 weeks then Amayama UAE are the cheapest for genuine Nissan coil packs.... under $400 AUD delivered

http://www.amayama.com/search/?q=2244825U00&cur=AUD

[GTSBoy]

Exactly, you get what you pay for. But why risk buying ebay "Nissan" coils for $300 when you can get Yellow Jackets with local support/warranty, the seller being an active member on this forum? (that's my point)

Anyway...

http://nissan.epc-data.com/skyline/ecr33/3915-rb25det/engine/220/22433/

That's not even the correct argument. Why risk buying yellow jackets at all, despite the warm fuzzies of forum trader and all that stuff, when they have a higher number of failures than Splitfires and don't save you much money anyway? I'd rather pay the extra and suffer the tiny failure rate of Splitfires than save 30% and near 1 in 3 failure rate that I've seen with yellows.

[niZmO_Man]

From my experience, stock application it works fine. So if your car is stock, and you need new coils, would you buy fake OEM coils or yellow jackets (assuming you can't spend more than $500).

[Ben C34]

Are the fake oem coils black yellow jackets?

[GTSBoy]

From my experience, stock application it works fine. So if your car is stock, and you need new coils, would you buy fake OEM coils or yellow jackets (assuming you can't spend more than $500).

Under the artificial limitation that I cannot spend more than $500 I would clean up my existing coils and/or buy some 2nd hand originals until such time as I had the money to buy Splitfires or new genuine coils.

Face it. $500 is co close to the price for Splitfires or genuine that the gap is almost meaningless.

Let's put it another way.....would you buy a known non-genuine Z32 AFM for, let's say, $100, given the knowledge that they do work and have been used by a number of people, or would you rather pay $200 for a known genuine one? The other part of that question is that the known non-genuine ones, whilst they work, don't have the capacity that the proper ones do, and therefore can't be treated as if they actually were a proper Z32 (ie you can't use the Z32 curve in PFC or Nistune). I see the Yellowjackets thing in the same way. They work, but they don't work well enough and reliably enough to justify the relatively small saving in purchase cost.