ZZP LSJ Coils
09-13-2015, 04:31 PM
#1
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ZZP LSJ Coils
They are in the ignition section on the site but I cant seem to find any info out about them on CSS. Can anyone guide me in the right direction or ZZP can you shine a little light on this.
ZZP LSJ Coils - Ignition
ZZP LSJ Coils - Ignition
09-22-2015, 02:30 AM
#5
i doubt they are stock replacements, zzp wouldnt market them as an upgrade if they were.
they will have a higher secondary voltage to produce a stronger spark. this will mean you can run a larger plug gap, possible producing more power and/or a cleaner more complete burn. doubt you would see much for gains in a typical lsj, however i bet a wild build with high boost would benifit from them
they will have a higher secondary voltage to produce a stronger spark. this will mean you can run a larger plug gap, possible producing more power and/or a cleaner more complete burn. doubt you would see much for gains in a typical lsj, however i bet a wild build with high boost would benifit from them
09-22-2015, 09:43 AM
#6
Think I'ma email them and see if they reply about the plugs
This is the description they have on their site
"ZZP is proud to offer the market's first ignition coil upgrade for the Ecotec market.
Improved core material, more windings, higher voltage.
ZZP coils allow larger plug gaps, more horsepower, higher rpm before spark blowout, and better fuel economy.
A must have for any high HP Ecotec build!"
This is the description they have on their site
"ZZP is proud to offer the market's first ignition coil upgrade for the Ecotec market.
Improved core material, more windings, higher voltage.
ZZP coils allow larger plug gaps, more horsepower, higher rpm before spark blowout, and better fuel economy.
A must have for any high HP Ecotec build!"
02-05-2016, 08:51 AM
#14
I did to, until I finally purchased them.
They are worth it for anyone bandaiding their ignition with super small spark plug gaps.
I'm flowing 40+ lbs/min, and I'm running a slightly larger gap than the factory OEM spec (which is 0.035" for 07's).
Idle quality is noticeably better as well. Especially with my cams.
They are worth it for anyone bandaiding their ignition with super small spark plug gaps.
I'm flowing 40+ lbs/min, and I'm running a slightly larger gap than the factory OEM spec (which is 0.035" for 07's).
Idle quality is noticeably better as well. Especially with my cams.
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02-09-2016, 09:04 PM
#21
I was told they are shipping this week, but we will see. I know they will be oem style, but it would have been nice to have a low profile version like the lsj. Then a proper coil cover could be made.
most people want 100% oem drop in, so people like me are SOL haha. oem style it is
most people want 100% oem drop in, so people like me are SOL haha. oem style it is
