Ignition system confused

[Protegars]

Please xplain this ignition system. I see the sparkco set has only two wires and looked at mine and sure enough two wires. As I am used to seeing four, please explain how this system works. I understand that all 4 are getting electricity, but please elaborate and give an idea about the plugs. Are there any, or is it digital?

Confused and ignorant..

 

[Sir Nuke]

we have what is called a COIL PACK ignition....the coil is what provides the high voltage SPARK to the plugs.....but if you look at the top of the valve cover...you will see that on TWO of the plugs the coil pack sits right on top of them and the plug goes directly to them....then there is a wire that connects to the coil pack and goes to the other plug.....thus two wires...and two coil packs.

 

[Protegars]

Ignition

Thanks ,

Is Sparcko the only place to get these, or just the most common?

 

[Matthew]

the most common...msd makes them also

 

[ZiO]

sparko is most likely thebest bang for your buck... i have them myself... really smoothed thing out, bu no power gain/loss or even noticeable feul mileage... they are the cheapest as for price that i have seen, and they are great to deal with.. fast shipping to your door.

 

[flat_black]

The wires offered by Sparkco are awesome. =) I just got them a few days ago, and installed them with a new set of K16PR-U11 spark plugs (Same as stock). The power difference is negligable, but the car doesn't buck as easily at high RPM's, which seems to make shifting at around 5.5k in lower gears. In higher gears, at highway speed, it noticably lowers engine noise. The at-rest idle seems smoother, too. Definitly worth the money, in my oppinion. =) Oh, by the way, the size difference is actually rather rediculous; The new ones seem to be almost three or four times the size the stock wires. Just my two cents.

Eddie