Darbo_wrx

Hi

Any 1 no a good place to buy a set of new coil packs for a 95 wrx?
they are the ones direct to plug

mine have gone weak and my sparks blowing out on boost :/

any help appreciated

rexabusa

g goode do them new, bit pricey though - £75 each. be interesting to see if anyone else knows as i could do with 3 (one already new)

Darbo_wrx

that sounds very expensive ---but thats gg
was expecting £40 each

rexabusa

theres a used (reckons good cond) set on ebay right now - buy now £200 or best offer. bit of a risk though

FB Tuning

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I've got a set you can have for £110 delivered

They're in perfect working order and have done about 25,000 miles

PM me if you're interested

jaytc2003

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give prosport a try if you want brand new, they usually stock then and I think that they are around £50 each (was a few months ago when I was enquiring about them)

Darbo_wrx

I require new
not messin with second hand

any 1 got prosport's contact details?

jaytc2003

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tel 0161 432 9999 for Prosport

ustolemyname??stevieturbo

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Ever consider a Subaru dealer ? They sell Subaru parts, and wrx coils are exactly the same as UK cars of same age.

LegacySTi

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Are you serious????? Subaru dealers sell Subaru parts!!

Mo

How about the Bosch replacements, MEC-723s?

Normski

I'm looking for a set of these too. From Subaru they are £56 + Vat each. There must be a cheaper supplier than them???

Anyone?

Mark A

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Or Bosch HEC715 apparently work also. They cost $52 (Oz Dollars)

Darbo_wrx

Any 1 no a uk supplier of the bosch replacment?
gotta order some stuff from MRT soon so may ask for a price on them

Roojai

think you have to get from oz

ustolemyname??stevieturbo

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Well, people are reccomending GGR, when a Subaru dealer is cheaper, and slightly more obvious, and the guy hasnt even said he tried a dealer. It would be the first place to look, rather than other suppliers, who ultimately are going to be buying them from a Subaru dealer anyway.


Ive used Bosch MEC-723 coils before, as did several guys onSnet a few years back, very cheap from Oz. Others use the HEC-716, which is a higher output coil. Not sure of pricing, but they are probably good value too.
With either Bosch, you will need to mount them, alter some wiring and source ignition leads. They are NOT a direct replacement as per the original coil-on-plug type.
I got mine from www.ingram.com.au a few years ago. A search thru Snet might even throw up some info on the matter.

Darbo_wrx

Cheers

the HEC-716 is probly the way im gonna go sofar
the car is a rallycar on gems running 9.8-1 cr
we only managed .7 bar of boost b4 the spark went out but they are old coils
found this
http://www.actrslc.com/tech_coils.html
which sheds some light on it 4 me
been looking at the aussie sites through google

thanks all

Reckless

have heard good things about as performance in county durham !!!
http://www.asperformance.com/ give allan a shout for a price !

ustolemyname??stevieturbo

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There's no reason why a new set of standard coils wont easily support 1.5 bar. In fact, a new set should be able to support more than that