I stumbled upon something!

So has anyone tried it yet? Im really curious to see if this helps anyone elses problems with sputtering. Im so f-n stoked my car is pulling damn hard. Dyno time baby
 
its 11 degrees this morning and the car is still just ripping it up. you guys dont understand how stoked I am.
 
oh i do, the past couple of weeks u sounded liek u were going to start crying lol, now ure like a lil boy at xmas
 
what would cause this situation with the springs just hit or miss quality ?? i run a close to driver set up only stock boost.
 
My experience with COP ( Coil On Plugs ) quality is hit or miss on them. This is the first time ive seen the contact problem though. Im wondering if these are the same used on the Ford 4.6 and 5.4. Ill check when i get home. If they are, we can run better aftermarket coils :)

Mazda specs should be similar to these:

Primary Resistance: 0. .660 ohms
Coil Internal Construction: Epoxy
Turns Ratio: 61:1
Secondary Resistance: 6.1K ohms
 
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on stock boost the car ran fine. it was when I turned up the boost that it started cutting out. Blowing out spark. this fixed that.
 
great job palllll.

i got your PM this morning, and then now ran across this thread. I'm excited for you, and that narrows down/fixes yet another small imperfection with these cars.

yay
 
My experience with COP ( Coil On Plugs ) quality is hit or miss on them. This is the first time ive seen the contact problem though. Im wondering if these are the same used on the Ford 4.6 and 5.4. Ill check when i get home. If they are, we can run better aftermarket coils :)

Mazda specs should be similar to these:

Primary Resistance: 0. .660 ohms
Coil Internal Construction: Epoxy
Turns Ratio: 61:1
Secondary Resistance: 6.1K ohms
I am quite sure they aren't the same as the Ford ones. They have a built in igniter. There is power, ground, and a logic signal going to the "coil" to make them fire.
 

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