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i've heard that the plasma booster are useless for our cars because the stock ones are sufficient enough. besides you really dont need to change these and they cost way too much, so save your money.
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Rep Power: 315 I too have also heard that the stock ones are more than adequate.
I have heard of people having dead plasma booster coils.
400 bucks is kinda pricey for re-built coils with a blinking LED on top.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...410423843&rd=1
I have heard of people having dead plasma booster coils.
400 bucks is kinda pricey for re-built coils with a blinking LED on top.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...410423843&rd=1
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You can go to the parts section I added it awhile back or go to ignition solutions web site. It shows dyno graphs comparing stock and aftermarket.Ignition solutions - plasma coil
Also I beleive that the onl way to modify the 7thgen civic ignition system is the way that these guys are doing it with the ignition coils. That is what I have read anyway.
Also I beleive that the onl way to modify the 7thgen civic ignition system is the way that these guys are doing it with the ignition coils. That is what I have read anyway.
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Rep Power: 375 your right since our cars are using the "direct fire" ignition this is the only way your gonna get anyhting and just so you know they are worth the money. They provide better acceleration, gas milage, quicker torgue rise and a smooth revving engine
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Rep Power: 359 Go to http://www.ignitionsolutions.com/contact.shtml
or navigate throught the menu on the right for pricing.
Then use go to contact us and call or email them.
To reach ingnition solutions by snail mail
7920 Silverton Ave. Suite E
San Diego, CA 92126
(Phone) 858-586-0080
(Toll-Free Phone) 888-806-8948
(FAX) 858-586-0028
or navigate throught the menu on the right for pricing.
Then use go to contact us and call or email them.
To reach ingnition solutions by snail mail
7920 Silverton Ave. Suite E
San Diego, CA 92126
(Phone) 858-586-0080
(Toll-Free Phone) 888-806-8948
(FAX) 858-586-0028
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Rep Power: 315 MSD will never come out with something for our cars since we have distribtorless
igntions.
Plasma boosters are useles. In fact, more people have complained about the upgraded coil failing and having to return them to Igntion solutions than they have
said that they noticed an increase in throttle response.
Pay me 400 bucks and I will point you in the direction on how to do the DIY for the throttle cble adjustment.
This will give you the same effect.
igntions.
Plasma boosters are useles. In fact, more people have complained about the upgraded coil failing and having to return them to Igntion solutions than they have
said that they noticed an increase in throttle response.
Pay me 400 bucks and I will point you in the direction on how to do the DIY for the throttle cble adjustment.
This will give you the same effect.
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Rep Power: 0 save your $$. Buy Denso Iridium plugs. They require less voltage to fire which is equivalent to boosting the voltage applied to the plugs (which is all the plasma booster does) I've posted more info on a cople of links (NGK vs Denso thread started by Dr5D
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Rep Power: 375 I heard from a few members that they are well worht the money. I thought about doing it before i decided to go K20A. Why waste the cash on thes D block now ya know? I say go for it though. Heard nothing but good things
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I Had the coils... I say HAD because I dont have them on my car any more 
Sadly I think one of them is defective, Every time I put them on my car runs like a lawn mower and the CEL comes on. However I do miss the performance they gave me, when they worked properly with out giveing the CEL. Actually it was blinking which must have meant something bad. I've been trying to email them from the website to see about getting them fixed but I'll have to call them to find out. I was one of the first people to get them so maybe they've made improvement to them. They better hook me up with a new set for what they cost me!!!
Sadly I think one of them is defective, Every time I put them on my car runs like a lawn mower and the CEL comes on. However I do miss the performance they gave me, when they worked properly with out giveing the CEL. Actually it was blinking which must have meant something bad. I've been trying to email them from the website to see about getting them fixed but I'll have to call them to find out. I was one of the first people to get them so maybe they've made improvement to them. They better hook me up with a new set for what they cost me!!! Last edited by IDQcivic; Apr 9, 2003 at 07:03 PM.
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Rep Power: 403 yea i had them and umm one broke because it was defective, i sent it in about the begineing of december, and they said i broke them, i bitched and biatched, and finially they said they would fix the broken one... i did feel a slight noticiable differance...
ps i have yet to get my coil, they said they would replace it about 1 1/2 months ago... terriable cutomer sevice...
ps i have yet to get my coil, they said they would replace it about 1 1/2 months ago... terriable cutomer sevice...
i noticed a difference when i put them on, but the only problem with them that i have experienced is that they do not last long.i bought their last prototype for about $250. i had to replace one cause it fried.after that another one fried.i have a pic of them if anyone wants to see what im talking about.they suc*
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$400?? I would put that towards a N20 kit
$400?? I would put that towards a N20 kit
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Rep Power: 403 no just that coil that isii broken, well pretty much stops that piston from firing, so it makes a real bad sound like a lawnmor and you will start to smell un used gas... pretty much you will be running on 3 cylinders. and have 50 horsepower...
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by kjgracing
MSD will never come out with something for our cars since we have distribtorless
igntions.
Plasma boosters are useles. In fact, more people have complained about the upgraded coil failing and having to return them to Igntion solutions than they have
said that they noticed an increase in throttle response.
Pay me 400 bucks and I will point you in the direction on how to do the DIY for the throttle cble adjustment.
This will give you the same effect.
MSD will never come out with something for our cars since we have distribtorless
igntions.
Plasma boosters are useles. In fact, more people have complained about the upgraded coil failing and having to return them to Igntion solutions than they have
said that they noticed an increase in throttle response.
Pay me 400 bucks and I will point you in the direction on how to do the DIY for the throttle cble adjustment.
This will give you the same effect.
Ill take cash or money order.
All that being said, it really is this simple.
If your current ignition set up is working without you experiencing knocking and pinging or various other forms/signs of detonation, then it’s doing its job adequately and does not need to be upgraded. On top of that, you would not experience any performance gains through upgrading an already adequate ignition system. If its igniting your air/fuel mixture without detonation, it’s already doing as good as job as physically possible.
Claims of Hp gains sand better MPG can either be contributed to the "I paid 400 bucks for this" placebo effect, cars running mods which would REQUIRE an upgraded ignition such a turbo or what not, or just plain advertising BS.
BTW, changing your spark plugs, unless they need to be changed, NO MATTER WHAT THEY ARE MADE OF, isn’t going to do jack squat but waste your money.
Platinum, & iridium plugs ONLY last longer then conventional plugs. Is that worth 4X the cost? I think not.
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Rep Power: 332 My set of Denso Iridiums was a whole $12, and they did improve the way my car idles. They were put in at 8000 miles and made a difference then. Still today they are purring along and I have seen other civics with stock plugs idling rough as hell.
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