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Old 27 Oct 2004, 01:17 pm
Cal Cruzer Cal Cruzer is offline
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Eddie,

Unless you just want to replace the coils for some reason there really is no reason to do this. The factory coils these days are very high output. You really won't get more power or anything with a coil swap. The biggest bottleneck is at the wires. They have a very high resistance as they come from the factory. I would save the money you are spending on the coils for something more productive.
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