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Coil relocation and spark plug wires
gdopnt Sun Apr 06, 2014 8:06 pm
Hello,
Using the ford hydro boost and the relocating the coils brought me to the stacking option with the coils. The stacking kit has enough parts for both sides. I would like some feed back on what everyone else has done and been successful with. Have you relocated and used a make your own wire kit for one side and leaving the passenger coils on the passenger head. Relocated and make your own kit for both sides and what spark plug set did you use.
Thanks,
Sam
Using the ford hydro boost and the relocating the coils brought me to the stacking option with the coils. The stacking kit has enough parts for both sides. I would like some feed back on what everyone else has done and been successful with. Have you relocated and used a make your own wire kit for one side and leaving the passenger coils on the passenger head. Relocated and make your own kit for both sides and what spark plug set did you use.
Thanks,
Sam
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
pormgb Sun Apr 06, 2014 10:49 pm
gdopnt wrote:Hello,
Using the ford hydro boost and the relocating the coils brought me to the stacking option with the coils. The stacking kit has enough parts for both sides. I would like some feed back on what everyone else has done and been successful with. Have you relocated and used a make you own wire kit for one side and leaving the passenger coils on the passenger head. Relocated and make your own kit for both sides and what spark plug set did you use.
Thanks,
Sam
Here is how I done mine, I built my own bracket and used some generic Accel plug leads, I changed the ends to MSD LS series coil connectors. I also had to extend two coil connectors, I modified the Accel plug leads because I couldn't find long enough leads.
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simon123 Mon Apr 07, 2014 4:04 am
I used truck coils and Accel leads. Left side rearmost coil bolted to fuel rail.
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
Techno Duck Mon Apr 07, 2014 7:15 am
Moved up higher on the coil mounting bracket. Very close fit with the Ford Hydroboost, but no problems so far.
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
Lemming Mon Apr 07, 2014 9:45 am
I stacked coil #5 and 7 on top of coil #1 and 3, which left plenty of room for my DMC setup. I bought plastic spacers off of McMaster car for stacking.
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
pormgb Mon Apr 07, 2014 9:50 am
Techno Duck wrote:Moved up higher on the coil mounting bracket. Very close fit with the Ford Hydroboost, but no problems so far.
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Were you able to use stock wires on the rear coils?
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
docwyte Mon Apr 07, 2014 2:29 pm
I just ordered coil relocation brackets and the longer truck spark plug wires from Summit Racing as I plan on welding on -10 AN to my valve covers for a specific valve cover vent/catch can arrangement.
Leaving the coils in the stock locations would put them in the way of the bungs/lines. The new brackets mount the coils up near the injectors, which should also clear my Mustang hydroboost...
Leaving the coils in the stock locations would put them in the way of the bungs/lines. The new brackets mount the coils up near the injectors, which should also clear my Mustang hydroboost...
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
Techno Duck Mon Apr 07, 2014 7:12 pm
pormgb, not the stock length wires; you will need two about 1.5-2" longer to reach the plugs.
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
pormgb Mon Apr 07, 2014 7:33 pm
Techno Duck wrote:pormgb, not the stock length wires; you will need two about 1.5-2" longer to reach the plugs.
OK, thanks.
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Re: Coil relocation and spark plug wires
gdopnt Tue Apr 08, 2014 4:33 pm
Thanks for the feed back guys
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