Overview
About This Club
Focal point for GE coil-pack conversions.
Currently there are a few Club members who have N/A-T 2JZA80-GE engines running on multiple coil-packs and there's a growing interest in this conversion.
MA70-GTE CPS with 2JZA80-GTE VVTI Coil-Packs and Ignitor is recognised as the way to go.
However, consequent to build differences and/or available component(s) prices at the time, there are several ways of skinning this cat which leads to confusion and old wives tales.
The pages below are for a collation of information to help decide which way to do it and how to go about it.
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After the comprehensive information collated below has been considered, please.
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Whifbitz now offer this option. They trialled the install on my own car due to me requesting a non dizzy ignition setup. The cost of coils is way cheaper than OEM or even replicate GYE coils. No ignitor also needed. Winning for standalone options. I run Syvecs. Wired from ECU direct to coils. They sit a bit high. Compared to NA cam covers. And you'll need a FFIM to use the standard coil. Though I think Whifbitz now provide a lower smaller coil size if you want to maintain the OEM intake. Personally. It's an easy win the FFIM. Yes. It's a ball ache. But it gives you more room afterwards in all areas. Plus GE intake typically flows less. All depends on your funds of course.
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Links How-To
David P replied to David P's topic in 2JZA80-GE & Coil-Packs's 2JZA80-GE & Coil-Packs Topics
Thread linked for reference. http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?321399-2jzge-ecu-running-COP-via-e-manage-ultimate&p=4021322#post4021322 -
Links How-To
ballsdeep replied to David P's topic in 2JZA80-GE & Coil-Packs's 2JZA80-GE & Coil-Packs Topics
COP using e-manage ultimate and 2jzge ecu http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?778706-COP-with-emanage-ultimate -
N/A-T with stock GE single-coil ignition works fine up to a point where closing the plug gap (reducing the efficiency of the spark) will no longer prevent boost blowing out the spark. The more efficient TT multi coil-packs ignition system(s) cures this and it's such a cheap, simple and better way of doing it in the first place, why not? Why do you think Mr T. put coil-packs on turbo'd J's and later upgraded the GE in VVTI form with coil-packs? The 3 coil VVTI system is more efficient than the earlier 6 coil system, which also conveniently fits nicely under the N/A induction and can be used with a TT ECU on N/A. There's no longer a distributor and/or cap to get in the way of the turbo plumbing and it looks cool too. Ignition upgrade = Win Can run more boost =Win Space for turbo & induction = Win Easily sourced OE components = Win Cheap used components = Win Easy to do = Win Mostly plug & play = Win Looks cool = Win