Ignition coils

[Privatetoe82]

Is it hard to replace the ignition coils. They look like they sit right behind the intake manifold. Is this correct? Do i need to remove the manifold to change them? I am thinking about getting the JRSVP kit with all the plugs, wires, and coils and all. Also, is there a cheeper option thats just as good?

 

[oldcolt]

You do have to remove the intake to change the coils. I run stock.....I don't think there is enough performance gain to change from OEM. Others have had issues with the aftermarket wires.

 

[NSDQ]

My stockers have been working for 122k miles in the Florida heat and a winter in Missouri. Stay with the stock ones. The highest horsepower SRT-10 with over 1000whp runs the stock coils.

 

[fastestbrickonearth]

I upgraded mine but didn't do a befor and after so I have no idea if it helped

 

[Privatetoe82]

Ok, thanks for the input guys. I think i may just leave the coils, but i can see one of my wires looks to be a little fouled, so i will prolly change them out along with the plugs? So should i just go to dodge and get a set of mopar wires? What plugs should i run? Sorry for all the questions, im new to this truck.

 

[VPRPWRD]

Run the Champion plugs, they work the best IMO. It may not hurt to upgrade the wires but make sure you get a quality set.

 

[redice2]

i have the jtsvp upgraded wire and plugs never had any issue with them but i had a pin go bad on my coil pack so couldnt tell you if they made any improvement over a fully working oem one. hell of an improvement for me but like i said i had a bad pin so