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darrens

posted on 7/8/07 at 04:56 PM Reply With Quote
Coil Packs and surrounding heat.

Got to the point where I want to mount the coil packs (2 of). In the picture is a proposed location for one of them. Is this too close to the exhaust do you reckon, an alternative would be on the side of each rocker cover.

Cheers

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SeaBass

posted on 7/8/07 at 05:18 PM Reply With Quote
Personally I would try to get them as far away from the manifold as possible.

Would the alternative no put them above the manifold and be even worse. How about getting them near the end of the rocker cover on a plate/bracket.

James

[Edited on 7/8/07 by SeaBass]






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darrens

posted on 7/8/07 at 05:27 PM Reply With Quote
concur with as far from headers as poss, just don't want to make HT leads too long.

Don't some cars have these mounted ontop of the engine??

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neilj37

posted on 7/8/07 at 05:40 PM Reply With Quote
The coil pack on my zetec is mounted on the end of the engine.



[Edited on 7/8/07 by neilj37]

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scottc

posted on 7/8/07 at 05:57 PM Reply With Quote
heatshield?
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neilj37

posted on 7/8/07 at 06:00 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by scottc
heatshield?


If that is meant for me, no. I have attached a piccy and you can see the coil pack just in front of the battery.




[Edited on 7/8/07 by neilj37]

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