coil-overs
11 February 2009, 08:18 AM
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coil-overs
hi all my car has developed a misfire and i believe i have diagnosed the problem down to plugs and coil-over being cracked.does a non turbo legacy have coil-overs and would a coil-over pack from a 2L legacy GL on a L reg fit my m reg sti scooby.
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11 February 2009, 08:41 AM
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dont buy four coil overs, you'll end up with a suspension kit !! 
also i think second hand coil packs (if thats where you are going) are a waste of time mate, from experience.
they degrade over time (as they get hot and cold from the manifold / engine etc and end up getting brittle and breaking down. (been there done it)
they are expensive (£55+vat each) approx, but worth it for peace of mind.
there are other options to install coilpack kits in other places and run a ht lead to each plug, but never done this myself.
best bet is to use an authorised advertiser on here if you are unsure (only takes a quick phone call)
good luck
also i think second hand coil packs (if thats where you are going) are a waste of time mate, from experience.
they degrade over time (as they get hot and cold from the manifold / engine etc and end up getting brittle and breaking down. (been there done it)
they are expensive (£55+vat each) approx, but worth it for peace of mind.
there are other options to install coilpack kits in other places and run a ht lead to each plug, but never done this myself.
best bet is to use an authorised advertiser on here if you are unsure (only takes a quick phone call)
good luck
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