SC 300 Coil Packs?
02-02-04, 07:43 AM
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SC 300 Coil Packs?
Does any one know for sure what I need to put coil packs on my 95 SC 300? this is all the info I have found so far:
Originally posted by VeilsideRSPsc
the toyomoto will accept any t4 flanged turbo... i read somewhere that an adapter plate might need to be used? not sure. they've fit a t72 on a toyomoto manifold, if im correct w/o having to remove the distributor. what would you replace it with? a coil pack system?
-brian
'92 sp63 veilside rsp sc300
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I talked to toyomoto and they said I'd have to pull the dirtributor. No way to fit it
Coil packs. They said I could use the coil packs from an IS300 on there, and Haltech. I'm guessing thats the setup they're putting on Jeff's car.
SR
Originally posted by VeilsideRSPsc
the toyomoto will accept any t4 flanged turbo... i read somewhere that an adapter plate might need to be used? not sure. they've fit a t72 on a toyomoto manifold, if im correct w/o having to remove the distributor. what would you replace it with? a coil pack system?
-brian
'92 sp63 veilside rsp sc300
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I talked to toyomoto and they said I'd have to pull the dirtributor. No way to fit it
Coil packs. They said I could use the coil packs from an IS300 on there, and Haltech. I'm guessing thats the setup they're putting on Jeff's car.
SR
02-02-04, 06:01 PM
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the is3 arent true coil on cylinder coil packs. they branch off each other some how. Anyways you'll need 6 2jzgte coil packs, a 2jzgte ignitor and mk3 cam trigger sensor. and something that can control it either. wire down to the 2jzgte ecu or go standalone w/ the aem cdi. goodluck.
02-02-04, 09:00 PM
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You can use oem mkiv TT coil packs and msd dis4, aem cdi, etc. I've heard of some people using ls1 coil packs too. Incidently i'm having trouble with my oem 6 channel TT ignitor and standalone haltech ecu. All depends on the setup i guess.
02-04-04, 08:02 AM
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The IS3 coil packs work fine (I have them on mine)....as for them branching off bamboo, there are three coil packs for the six cylinders. Toyomoto uses them with the Haltech.
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bring back an old thread but i got some questions about this coilpack switch over.
From my understanding the cams in the NA head have another lobe for the distributor? If you switch over to this MKIII cam sensor, can u run TT cams instead of the NA cams? Anything else you need to do to the head to run coilpacks? I'll be running AEM when the car cranks up in a few months.
Thanks in advance for anymore help.
Kyle
From my understanding the cams in the NA head have another lobe for the distributor? If you switch over to this MKIII cam sensor, can u run TT cams instead of the NA cams? Anything else you need to do to the head to run coilpacks? I'll be running AEM when the car cranks up in a few months.
Thanks in advance for anymore help.
Kyle
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