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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: La Crosse, Kansas
are the accel coils for the 5.4 any good? do you notice a difference in performance? at 225,000 mi, i'm sure some new coils wouldn't hurt anything! anyone use the accel coils off of ebay? thats a good deal there, buy all 8 from a trusted performance brand or 2 oem!
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Ontario
No issues noticed with my Accel coils yet and have just over 20,000 miles on'em, no difference noticed in performance, they were just way cheaper than buying OEM's, I bought one OEM up here in Canada and I think it was about $120 for one.
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: MA
I haven't had any problems with the coils themselves. I just did the plugs myself, and it took a few hours. The two rear plugs are a pain to remove.
Make sure you wait a few hours after driving it. The last thing you want to do is perform this on a hot aluminum head.
Make sure you wait a few hours after driving it. The last thing you want to do is perform this on a hot aluminum head.
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does everyone really have THAT much trouble with changing plugs? I'd say after I get all the tools I need beside me it usually takes me about half an hour if I dont screw around. I geuss the fact that im working on my ford tech certification kinda helps though lol.....
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From: La Crosse, Kansas
Originally Posted by 84ttb
does everyone really have THAT much trouble with changing plugs? I'd say after I get all the tools I need beside me it usually takes me about half an hour if I dont screw around. I geuss the fact that im working on my ford tech certification kinda helps though lol.....
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