Weapon x Or MSD Coilpacks and a new intake ?

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Tyler Munster

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Hi has anyone ever used weapon-X coil packs are they better or are they the same as the MSD and should i do the coils at the same time. Ive been told it would be a good idea buy a new ford racing intake do to the fact that the stock is prone to cracking is this true do they flow any better

02 gt 5spd 58.5 k

 

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If you have an 02 you should have the updated intake that not prone to crack(aluminum crossover).

Does the car idle fine, misfire? Why would you want to replace the coil packs, you won't gain any power in stock form.

 

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02+ has the aluminum crossover on the intake, you dont need a new one.

Dont waste your money on an intake. Your stock heads/cams can only suck in so much air, making aftermarket intakes useless.

 

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well that saves me about 2bills and the car runs fine i just figerd when i put the cams headers and tune on it id upgrade them should i not ?

 

BurningRubber

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The general consensus is that the factory Ford coil packs perform better than any others on these cars. So unless yours are failing, there's no need to replace them.

 

RedDaemon

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btw. i hope you dont buy coil packs because youll find out that you need to return them

99+ use Coil On Plugs, or for short COPs

 

flstang65

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Stick With the stock coil packs.

 

Night Shifter

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i agree with everyone on keeping the stock cop's.....BUT when it does come time to replace them i would recommend an after market brand ONLY for the reason that ford sell the stock ones for $90 a piece... that to me is pretty lame and the only reason i am running aftermarket on mine

 

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Ya only reason I did msd's on mine is because one of my plugs blew out and took the coil pack with it and I got the msd's for $370. It seems to run a little smoother. And mine has 100k on th odo so I knew they couldn't be too far down the pipe on needing to be replaced.

 

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RedDaemon said:

btw. i hope you dont buy coil packs because youll find out that you need to return them

99+ use Coil On Plugs, or for short COPs

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Thanks for the save i thought it was the same as my 96 and ill stick with stock ones till i hVE ISSUES Thank you for the help guys

 

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yea thats a little pricey For me two how long are the cops usally good for ?

 

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Tyler Munster said:

yea thats a little pricey For me two how long are the cops usally good for ?

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Mine have 150,000 miles and overall are working. Every great once and a while one will randomly misfire.

 

crazystang25

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Ya they usually last quite a while. Like I said the reason I did the msd's on mine is because I had to do 1 already and figured I would do new plugs and cop's together. And needless to say when I took my cop's out half of the boots tore off.

 

SteedaGT9150

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as everyone else mentioned i would stick with the stock motorcraft cop's unless you are having issues. i am currently running the Accel COP's along with a couple other people on this board and have had zero issues so far...

 

Night Shifter

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accel's here too...no problems so far

 

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Ill keep the accels in mind when if i have issues so when i do my tune up what plugs should i go with NKG, Bosch, ect

 

RedDaemon

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my opinion would be to stick with ford oem plugs. either platnium or copper is fine.